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The Shock of Recognition: The Impact of World War I on America by John Milton Cooper, Jr.
The Last Essay on Southern Identity by Patricia Foster
Bardot: The Making of a Femme Fatale by Barnett Singer
Fiction by Madison Smartt Bell, Monique de Varennes, Deborah M. Prum, Ann Pancake, and Catherine Ryan Hyde
Poetry by Jean Valentine, Craig L. Slingluff, Jr., Barbara Goldberg, Nancy White, Debra Bruce, Edward Bartok-Baratta, Kyoko Uchida, C. Dale Young, Patrick Donnelly
Jefferson Revisited: Essays by Esmond Wright and Lewis P. Simpson
A Portrait of Arthur Miller by Jeffrey Meyers
In and Out of Class with James Dickey by David Havird
Fiction by Nahid Rachlin, Stephen Minot, Hilary Masters, Mark Wisniewski, Tricia Currans-Sheehan, Tom Yori
Poetry by Henry Taylor, Ron Rash, R. T. Smith, Sidney Burris, E. M. Schorb
HAPPY 75TH ANNIVERSARY VQR
The VQR has been continuously published from the University of Virginia since April 1925. Our 75th Anniversary issue features a selection of essays on the most important issues of the millenium, plus poetry from Mary Oliver, and more...
The Futures of American Freedom by Michael Kammen
The Limits of Meliorism in Foreign Affairs by Norman A. Graebner
A Prince of Climbers by Peter Bridges
Fiction by Peter LaSalle, Jessica Francis Kane, Cathryn Hankla, Maudy Benz
Poetry by Katherine Soniat, Yvette Neisser, Roger Fanning, Sandra M. Gilbert, Elisabeth Murawski, Floyd Skloot, Hood Frazier
• Harold H. Kolb's "Border Collie"
• Sanford Pinsker's "Walt Whitman and Our Multicultural America"
• Pat C. Hoy II's "Homage to Vietnam"
• J. A. S. Evans's "Greek Letter"
• Stories by Harold H. Kolb, Sanford Pinsker, Pat C. Hoy II, and J. A. S. Evans
• Poetry by Kirk Robinson, Jennifer Militello, Ricardo Pau-Llosa, and Mark Cunningham
• Sanford Pinsker's "Walt Whitman and Our Multicultural America"
• Pat C. Hoy II's "Homage to Vietnam"
• J. A. S. Evans's "Greek Letter"
• Stories by Harold H. Kolb, Sanford Pinsker, Pat C. Hoy II, and J. A. S. Evans
• Poetry by Kirk Robinson, Jennifer Militello, Ricardo Pau-Llosa, and Mark Cunningham
• Philip Gould's "My Clandestine Career"
• Raymond Nelson's "Harlem Gallery: An Advertisement and User’s Manual"
• Jane Demouy's "Elegy for Katherine Anne"
• Philip D. Beidler's "Ted Turner et al. at Gettysburg; or, Re-Enactors in the Attic"
• Stories by Philip Gould, Raymond Nelson, Jane Demouy, and Philip D. Beidler
• Poetry by Saigyo, Charles Harper Webb, R. D. Skillings, and Peter Henry
• Raymond Nelson's "Harlem Gallery: An Advertisement and User’s Manual"
• Jane Demouy's "Elegy for Katherine Anne"
• Philip D. Beidler's "Ted Turner et al. at Gettysburg; or, Re-Enactors in the Attic"
• Stories by Philip Gould, Raymond Nelson, Jane Demouy, and Philip D. Beidler
• Poetry by Saigyo, Charles Harper Webb, R. D. Skillings, and Peter Henry
Virginia Quarterly Review
Spring 1999
• John Smolens's "In the Desert"
• Richard O'Mara's "The Jesuit Republic of South America"
• David Kirby's "What is a Book?"
• Jeffrey Meyers's "The Hemingways: An American Tragedy"
• Stories by John Smolens, Richard O'Mara, David Kirby, and Jeffrey Meyers
• Poetry by Martha Ostheimer, Nicole Pekarske, Mary Oliver, and Paul Breslin
• Richard O'Mara's "The Jesuit Republic of South America"
• David Kirby's "What is a Book?"
• Jeffrey Meyers's "The Hemingways: An American Tragedy"
• Stories by John Smolens, Richard O'Mara, David Kirby, and Jeffrey Meyers
• Poetry by Martha Ostheimer, Nicole Pekarske, Mary Oliver, and Paul Breslin
Virginia Quarterly Review
Winter 1999
• PETER BRIDGES's "The Polymath From Vermont"
• Cecil C. H. Cullander's "Why Thomas Mann Wrote"
• Jeffrey Meyers's "Family Memoirs of Thomas Mann"
• Emily Auerbach's "'A Barkeeper Entering the Kingdom of Heaven': Did Mark Twain Really Hate Jane Austen?"
• Stories by PETER BRIDGES, Cecil C. H. Cullander, Jeffrey Meyers, and Emily Auerbach
• Poetry by Stephen Dobyns, Susan Maurer, Dennis Sampson, and Jacquelyn Pope
• Cecil C. H. Cullander's "Why Thomas Mann Wrote"
• Jeffrey Meyers's "Family Memoirs of Thomas Mann"
• Emily Auerbach's "'A Barkeeper Entering the Kingdom of Heaven': Did Mark Twain Really Hate Jane Austen?"
• Stories by PETER BRIDGES, Cecil C. H. Cullander, Jeffrey Meyers, and Emily Auerbach
• Poetry by Stephen Dobyns, Susan Maurer, Dennis Sampson, and Jacquelyn Pope
Virginia Quarterly Review
Autumn 1998
• John McNeel's "On the Fedala Road"
• David H. Lynn's "Monkeys, Firecrackers, and Dust"
• Louis B. Zimmer's "Jacques Et Francois: Derrida vs. Voltaire"
• Howard P. Segal's "Technology, History, and Culture: An Appreciation of Melvin Kranzberg"
• Stories by John McNeel, David H. Lynn, Louis B. Zimmer, and Howard P. Segal
• Poetry by Robert Morgan, Dennis Sampson, Chana Bloch, and Peter Cooley
• David H. Lynn's "Monkeys, Firecrackers, and Dust"
• Louis B. Zimmer's "Jacques Et Francois: Derrida vs. Voltaire"
• Howard P. Segal's "Technology, History, and Culture: An Appreciation of Melvin Kranzberg"
• Stories by John McNeel, David H. Lynn, Louis B. Zimmer, and Howard P. Segal
• Poetry by Robert Morgan, Dennis Sampson, Chana Bloch, and Peter Cooley
Virginia Quarterly Review
Summer 1998
• Robert Erwin's "Tax Aversion"
• Jeffrey Meyers's "Gonzo Ginsberg and Moby Dickey: A Memoir"
• Charles East's "Oxford-In-Yoknapatawpha"
• Sanford Pinsker's "Stanley Crouch, Our Black American Mencken"
• Stories by Robert Erwin, Jeffrey Meyers, Charles East, and Sanford Pinsker
• Poetry by Victor Lodato, Marjorie Woodbury, Dana Roeser, and T. Alan Broughton
• Jeffrey Meyers's "Gonzo Ginsberg and Moby Dickey: A Memoir"
• Charles East's "Oxford-In-Yoknapatawpha"
• Sanford Pinsker's "Stanley Crouch, Our Black American Mencken"
• Stories by Robert Erwin, Jeffrey Meyers, Charles East, and Sanford Pinsker
• Poetry by Victor Lodato, Marjorie Woodbury, Dana Roeser, and T. Alan Broughton



