Volume 7, Issue 3
Table of Contents
On Robert Frost’s Poems, Non-Fiction by Andrei Sinyavsky, L. Tikos and F. C. Ellert
Carrabassett Suite, Poetry by John Judson
Realism; The Real Thing; Dear Arl, Poetry by Al Young
Good-bye, Good-bye, Poetry by Ralph I. Salisbury
John Hawkes on His Novels, Interview with John Graham
John Hawkes: The Lime Twig and Other Tenuous Horrors, Non-Fiction by Robert I. Edenbaum
Because, Poetry by J. Peter Meinke
Girls & Drums; Miss Edna’s Epitaph, Poetry by J. G. Cooke
The Happiest You’ve Ever Been, Fiction by Nancy A. J. Potter
Written on the Run; Cockaigne, Poetry by John Taylor
The Old Hotel by the El Fell Down, Poetry by Robert Lewis Weeks
Solipsism and Death in D. H. Lawrence’s Late Works, Non-Fiction by David Cavitch
The Perfect Destroyers, Poetry by Stanley Koehler
The Novels of Anthony Burgess, Non-Fiction by W. H. Pritchard
Pocoangelini 42, Poetry by Lewis Turco
My Uncle’s Voice, Poetry by Allan Block
Western Hero, Poetry by R. L. Hughes
Drama and Film: Revolution as Theatre: Danton’s Death and Marat/Sade, Non-Fiction by E. M. Fleissner; The Italian Film: Antonioni, Fellini, Bolognini, Non-Fiction by Anne Paolucci
Death by Accident, Poetry by Stephen Stepanchev
Overcoming the White Man’s History, Non-Fiction by Howard N. Meyer
Medical Aid: An Old Man’s Lark, Poetry by D. L. Jones
The Pond (I); The Pond (III); The Return, Poetry by Beth Bentley
Tact; The Assertions, Poetry by Thomas Whitbread
IN REVIEW:
Eliot’s Weary Gestures of Dismissal, Non-Fiction by W. K. Wimsatt
Assimilating Yeats, Non-Fiction by Helen Vendler
Stanley Elkin’s Orphans, Non-Fiction by Allen Guttmann
Reason and Judgement in Criticism, Non-Fiction by Isabel C. Hungerland
Sean O’ Casey: Fact and Fancy, Non-Fiction by Ronald Ayling
Feeding Time at the Snake Cage, Poetry by Adrianne Marcus
Contributors
Ronald Ayling edited Sean O’Casey’s posthumous stories and articles and is currently writing a critical biography.
Beth Bentley is co-director (with her husband) of the Pacific North West Poetry reading series.
Greenwich Village sandal-maker Allen Block has published poetry in Saturday Review, The Nation, Kenyon Review.
David Cavitch teaches English at Smith.
The late Jay G. Cooke worked for the United Press. The author of Remedies and Rackets, The Segregationist, he received an honorable mention in Best Short Stories of 1954 and the Joseph Henry Jackson Award.
Robert I. Edenbaum teaches English at Temple.
Former editor of MR, next year F. C. Ellert will be Director of the University of Massachusetts Atlantic Studies Program at Freiburg.
E. M. Fleissner, Professor Emeritus of German at Wells College, will be Visiting Professor of German at Cornell next year.
John Graham has published in Journal of the History of Ideas, Studies in Romanticism, Modern Fiction Studies.
Allen Guttmann is the author of The Wound in the Heart.
R. L. Hughes is a journalist in the Royal Courts of Justice, London.
Isabel C. Hungerland is with the Department of Philosophy at Berkeley.
Donald Jones‘ Medical Aid and Other Poems will be published by the University of Nebraska in February, 1967.
John Judson lives in Iowa City.
A professor at the University of Massachusetts, Stanley Koehler edited the William Carlos Williams issue of MR.
Poems by Adrianne Marcus have appeared in Poetry Northwest, Epoch, Atlantic Monthly.
Peter Meinke will teach English at Florida Presbyterian College.
Howard N. Meyer is a practicing attorney in New York.
Elliot Offner, who teaches at Smith, designed the MR monogram and the Signature format.
Anne Paolucci, at present on a Fulbright in Naples, is completing a study of American Drama.
Nancy A. J. Potter won the O. Henry Prize Story Award in 1965.
A frequent MR contributor, W. H. Pritchard teaches at Amherst College.
Editor of Northwest Review, Ralph Salisbury will be in Europe for a year.
Born in Yugoslavia, Stephen Stepanchev is professor of English at Queens.
John Taylor‘s volume of poems, The Soap Duckets, was published by Verb.
Laszlo Tikos is a member of the Russian Department at the University of Massachusetts.
Lewis Turco has published two books of poetry; he recently gave readings at Tufts and the Cambridge Center.
This fall, Helen Vendler will join the English Department of Boston University.
Robert Lewis weeks’ poems have been published by the New Yorker, Beloit, Carleton Miscellany, Poetry Northwest.
Four Infinitives by Thomas Whitbread was published by Harper and Row, 1964.
Frederick Clifford Ford Professor of Literature at Yale, W. K. Wimsatt is the author of Hateful Contraries (1965) and The Portraits of Alexander Pope (1965).
Al Young lives in Berkeley, California.