Winter 2021 (Volume LXXIII, No. 4) Essays Like Sheep: On Translating a Literary Plague in a Time of Pandemic by A.e. Stallings Free On the Anonymous Lover/ L’Amant Anonyme by James Conlon Free From Eliot Among the Women by Lyndall Gordon Free Rereading Faulkner by Dean Flower Subscribers Only Memoir Screen and Dream by Rachel Hadas Free Fiction Country Butter by Mark Jacobs Free Poetry The Plague, from Book Three of the Georgics by Virgil Free The Great Darkness; The Neanderthal in Me; Nearing Eighty, in the Classroom by Allen Stein Subscribers Only Journey to Narva; In the Silence of Cities by D. Nurkse Free Snow by Bruce Lawder Subscribers Only On the Track by Robert Mezey Free First Portrait; Meadow Poem by Elisabeth Murawski Subscribers Only The Punch Line by Marilyn Nelson Free In My Front Yard, Registering People to Vote; The Doctor’s One Story by Suzanne Rhodenbaugh Subscribers Only Dedication to the Life of Frederick II; Juditta Sings a Madrigal by Kevin Honold Subscribers Only Peacocks on the Streets by Michele Wolf Free Breakfast at the Buena Vista Hotel; The Complaint; On Bicycles by Patricia Hooper Subscribers Only Arts Chronicles At the Galleries by Karen Wilkin Free Is It Theater? New Plays in the Current Moment by Erick Neher Subscribers Only Cinematic Travel by Brooke Allen Subscribers Only New Music for a New Normal by Elizabeth Lyon Free “What’s Opera, Dad?” by Larry Wolff Free Book Reviews The Perils of Fame: Sylvia Plath and Seamus Heaney by David Mason Free The Fractured Genius of John Berryman by Meryl Natchez Subscribers Only Wide-Angle Poetry by Robert Archambeau Subscribers Only Dig Deep, Dig Hard by Bruce Whiteman Subscribers Only A. N. Wilson on Dickens by William H. Pritchard Subscribers Only Ponderable Presentations by Tom Wilhelmus Subscribers Only Comment Letter from Pamplin by Mark Jacobs Subscribers Only