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Winter 1966 (Volume XVIII, No. 4)

On the Methods and Ambitions of Poetry
by Anthony Hecht
The Room
by Michael L. Glenn
Speech from a Comedy; House-Hunting; The Circuit; Working Against Time; Near the End of the Party
by David Wagoner
Some Autumn Characters; Carols Back Then: 1935; On her Slate at School; Strangers; Time; On a Misty Morning
by William Stafford
The Treason of the Clerks
by Herbert Morris
At Dawn; Under the Fir
by Dorothy Roberts
The Man on the Wharf
by Philip Booth
Love in Ovid and Lucretius
by Irving Singer
Interview with Anne Sexton
by Patricia Marx
Interview with Patricia Marx
by Anne Sexton
Theatre Chronicle
by John Simon
Music and Ballet Chronicle
by B. H. Haggin
Happenings: Theatre by Painters
by Henry Geldzahler
Some Middle-Aged Fiction
by Paul Levine
Writers and Politicians
by Marvin Mudrick
The Store of the Human
by Denis Donoghue
People in a Myth
by Hayden Carruth
Talking About What’s Real
by William Dickey
Mellers and Music
by William H. Youngren
Roots in the Human Heart
by Earl Miner
Communication
by George P. Elliott
Communication
by Richard Kostelanetz

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