• Allen Josephs's "Homage to Andaluc?"
• Kenneth W. Thompson's "Survival Imperiled: the Threat of Illusion and Despair"
• Harold Fromm's "Virginia Woolf: Art and Sexuality"
• Alan Davidson's "Dumas Pere, Chef Extraordinaire"
• Stories by Allen Josephs, Kenneth W. Thompson, Harold Fromm, and Alan Davidson
• Poetry by Sherod Santos, Carl Dennis, Sydney Lea, and Jay Meek

• Louis D. Rubin's "The Boll Weevil, the Iron Horse, and the End of the Line: Thoughts on the South"
• Irby B. Cauthen's "'A Complete and Generous Education': Milton and Jefferson"
• Helen White's "Shelby Foote’s Iliad"
• Nancy Hale's "The Real Thing"
• Stories by Louis D. Rubin, Irby B. Cauthen, Helen White, and Nancy Hale
• Poetry by Jorie Graham, Debora Greger, Linda Pastan, and Karen Swenson

• Adda B. Bozeman's "Law and Diplomacy In the Quest for Peace"
• Samuel Pickering's "Continuing Education, Or Beyond the Ph.D."
• Louis J. Halle's "The Flight of Seabirds"
• Paul A. Zahl's "In A Molluscan Mood"
• Stories by Adda B. Bozeman, Samuel Pickering, Louis J. Halle, and Paul A. Zahl
• Poetry by Lauren Shakely

• John Bovey's "Boats Against the Current: Notes of A Returning Exile"
• George P. Elliott's "Snarls of Beauty"
• Norman A. Graebner's "Government Without Consensus"
• Paul Roazen's "Orwell, Freud, and 1984"
• Stories by John Bovey, George P. Elliott, Norman A. Graebner, and Paul Roazen
• Poetry by Irving Feldman, Boris Pasternak, , and Carol Muske

• Quentin Anderson's "Property and Vision in 19th Century America"
• Redding S. Sugg's "The Pedagogy of Love"
• John Morion Blum's "A Celebration of Frederick Merk (1887-1977)"
• David Levin's "Yvor Winters at Stanford"
• Stories by Quentin Anderson, Redding S. Sugg, John Morion Blum, and David Levin
• Poetry by Daniel Mark Epstein, Jane Miller, John Engels, and Frederick Morgan

• Thomas G. Paterson's "Bearing the Burden: A Critical Look At JFK’s Foreign Policy"
• Jane Barnes Casey's "A View of Peter Taylor’s Stories"
• Amy R. Sims's "Intellectuals In Crisis: Historians Under Hitler"
• John Hammond Moore's "Getting Fritz to Talk"
• Stories by Thomas G. Paterson, Jane Barnes Casey, Amy R. Sims, and John Hammond Moore
• Poetry by Mark Strand, Charles Simic, , and We Are Brothers, Way Beyond The Peo World.

• Kenneth W. Thompson's "America and the World: Looking Into the Third Century"
• Ralph Ketcham's "James Madison: the Unimperial President"
• Charles Maechling's "Prescription for Detente"
• Richard Jones's "Scottish and Welsh Nationalism"
• Stories by Kenneth W. Thompson, Ralph Ketcham, Charles Maechling, and Richard Jones
• Poetry by Mark Strand, Carolyn Forche, Ira Sadoff, and Jane Kenyon

• John Seelye's "The Measure of His Company: Richard M. Nixon In Amber"
• James A. Nuechterlein's "Neo-Conservatism and Its Critics"
• Fred Hobson's "James Mcbride Dabbs: Isaac Mccaslin In South Carolina"
• John Milton Cooper's "Walter Hines Page: the Southerner As American"
• Stories by John Seelye, James A. Nuechterlein, Fred Hobson, and John Milton Cooper
• Poetry by Charles Simic, Mark Rudman, Quentin Vest, and Thomas Lux

• Glen O. Robinson's "The New Communications: Planning for Abundance"
• Margaret Edwards's "The Fountain of Milk: From A Serbian Legend"
• George Core's "A Naturalist Looks at Sentiment"
• David M. Wyatt's "Robert Penn Warren: the Critic As Artist"
• Stories by Glen O. Robinson, Margaret Edwards, George Core, and David M. Wyatt
• Poetry by Anonymous, Chong Min-Gyo, Ben Belitt, and Angela Peckenpaugh

• Richard H. King's "Mourning and Melancholia: Will Percy and the Southern Tradition"
• Louis J. Halle's "The Conduct Versus the Teaching of International Relations"
• Lucian W. Pye's "A Very Exceptional Communist"
• Louis D. Rubin's "Carson McCullers: the Aesthetic of Pain"
• Stories by Richard H. King, Louis J. Halle, Lucian W. Pye, and Louis D. Rubin
• Poetry by Louise Conant, Hank Lazer, and Wyatt Prunty