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Autumn 2002 Issue

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The Green Room

Staige D. Blackford — The Green Room, Autumn 2002

Articles

HELEN BAROLINI — Effie In Venice and the Roman Spring of Margaret Fuller
Joseph Blotner — Once More: the Actual and the Apocryphal
Everett U. Crosby — Children of the Middle Ages
PAUL DUKE — A Catastrophic Battlefield
W. D. Ehrhart — Drawbridges on the Delaware
Russell Fraser — Flying Horses on the Silk Road
Morris Freedman — Why I Don't Read Books Much Anymore
NORMAN GERMAN — Dead Dog Lying
Philip Gould — A Mediterranean Goddess on the James
Anne Goodwyn Jones — Daughters of A People and Culture
Jeffrey L. Kosky — "A BESTIARY OF SIN"
BEAUVAIS MCCADDON — Uncle Jeff Davis
JAMES PEACOCK — The South In A Global World
William D. Schaefer — Father's Day
GEORGE WALSH — Lee's Army Revisited
Perez Zagorin — The World of Milton Scholarship

Poetry

MICHAEL CHITWOOD — Digging and Skinning
JIM DANIELS — Burning the Sage and The Church of Mr. Pea
Jesse Lee Kercheval — Blue Plate
David Musgrove — Buying A Coffin for the Recently Deceased
ERIC PANKEY — An Eagle-Headed Genie Watering the Tree of Life and Final Thought
Ross Taylor — Looking and The 1st Cut
Daniel Tobin — My Mother's Eye
Robert Wrigley — "DOG" and Bear Dreams

Recent Books

Notes on Current Books, Autumn 2002