Winter 1980
Volume 56, Number 1
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The Green Room
- Staige D. Blackford — The Green Room, Winter 1980
Articles
- John Milton Cooper — World War I: European Origins and American Intervention
- Douglas Day — Borges, Faulkner, and the Wild Palms
- Allen R. Douglas — Marx and Huizinga: Jan Romein As Historian
- W. D. Ehrhart — Why I Did It
- Richard R. Guzman — The Saint and the Sage: the Fiction of Raja Rao
- David Levin — The Lives of Bernard Malamud
- Katie Louchheim — The Little Red House
- Gary L. Mcdowell — Back on the Road to Serfdom
- Elizabeth Graham Monk — Is Eating Necessary?
- Joyce Carol Oates — The Birthday Celebration
- Allan H. Pasco — DESCRIPTIVE NARRATION IN BALZAC'S "GOBSECK"
- Samuel Pickering, Jr. — Epics of Empire
- Robert A. Rutland — Choosing the Chief
- Roger Shattuck — A Sense of Place
- David L. Smith — Recordings
Poetry
- Richard Eberhart — Time's Clickings
- Federico Garcia Lorca — Childhood and Death
- Lawrence Kearney — The Emperor's Old Clothes
- Wendy Salinger — Relief of Children and Wind on the Moon
- Betsy Sholl — Riding Hood
- Kim Robert Stafford — Mr. Epp's Garden In Aurora and A Lesson In Architecture
- Dara Wier — The Intercession of Light and Breath and Depth of Field
- Franz Wright — The Visit and View From An Institution
Reprint
Recent Books
Book Reviews
- Leslie W. Dunbar — We Shall Overcome?
