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Virginia Quarterly Review

Spring 1998

• Robert Mason's "Surviving the Blue Killer, 1918"
• George Watson's "How to Be An Angel"
• Helen Barolini's "The Shadowy Lady of the Street of Dark Shops"
• Morris Freedman's "From Hellenism to Hebraism, the Essay In Our Time: Gore Vidal and Irving Kristol"
• Stories by Robert Mason, George Watson, Helen Barolini, and Morris Freedman
• Poetry by Lisa Williams, David Wagoner, Ruth Anderson Barnett, and Len Roberts

Virginia Quarterly Review

Winter 1998

• Leonard Kriegel's "Wonder Woman In the Land of Good and Plenty: Big Winners and Little Losers"
• Leslie W. Dunbar's "The Final New South?"
• William Palmer's "Sir Richard Southern Looks Back: A Portrait of the Medievalist as a Young Man"
• Merrill Peterson's "My Six Weeks In the Peace Corps: An Armenian Adventure"
• Stories by Leonard Kriegel, Leslie W. Dunbar, William Palmer, and Merrill Peterson
• Poetry by Catherine Sasanov, Mary Helen Detmer, John Donoghue, and Eamon Grennan

Virginia Quarterly Review

Autumn 1997

• G. Edward White's "The Last Train From Victoria Falls"
• Peter Harris's "Poetry Chronicle: Difficult and Otherwise: New Work By Ruefle, Young, and Aleshire"
• George Watson's "The Birth of Jeeves"
• William Berry's "Personal Politics:American Autobiography"
• Stories by G. Edward White, Peter Harris, George Watson, and William Berry
• Poetry by Charles Harper Webb, Pat Mangan, John Skoyles, and D. Nurkse

Virginia Quarterly Review

Summer 1997

• Carol Ascher's "Der Rechte Weg"
• Peter Bridges's "Prince Albert and King Lothar"
• Abe Kriegel's "Up for Grabs"
• Sanford Pinsker's "Reading Faces/Reading Culture, Or How I Brooded About Three Writerly Photographs"
• Stories by Carol Ascher, Peter Bridges, Abe Kriegel, and Sanford Pinsker
• Poetry by Joyce Carol Oates, Stephen Cushman, Janet Sylvester, and David Bottoms

Virginia Quarterly Review

Spring 1997

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• R. E. Nelson's "Reunion"
• David Wyatt's "The Last Spring At Yale"
• Richard O'Mara's "Jaguar"
• Anthony Winner's "On the Valuing of Narratives"
• Stories by R. E. Nelson, David Wyatt, Richard O'Mara, and Anthony Winner
• Poetry by Mark Halliday, Ronald Wallace, David Ignatow, and John Lane

Virginia Quarterly Review

Winter 1997

• W. D. Ehrhart's "'What Grace is Found in So Much Loss?'"
• Sanford Pinsker's "Musing About Orwell’s 'Politics and The English Language'—50 Years Later"
• Morris Freedman's "The Fall of Charlie Van Doren"
• Rawdon Dalrymple's "Continental Drift: The Case of Australia"
• Stories by W. D. Ehrhart, Sanford Pinsker, Morris Freedman, and Rawdon Dalrymple
• Poetry by Charles Wright, Jane Shore, Larry Levis, and Larissa Szporluk

Virginia Quarterly Review

Autumn 1996

• John Taylor's "Taking the Odium Out of Sodium"
• Leonard Kriegel's "New York Losers-And Winners"
• Brad Barkley's "Escaping"
• Sanford Pinsker's "Albert Murray: the Black Intellectuals' Maverick Patriarch"
• Stories by John Taylor, Leonard Kriegel, Brad Barkley, and Sanford Pinsker
• Poetry by Mary Winifred Hood, Susan Imhof, Sam Witt, and Edward Kleinschmidt

Virginia Quarterly Review

Summer 1996

• Patricia Foster's "Outside the Hive: A Meditation on Childlessness"
• Robert Erwin's "Injuns"
• Stephen Minot's "An Open Letter to Christians, Both Born and Reborn: An Informal Essay"
• Jeffrey Meyers's "Bogart and Hemingway"
• Stories by Patricia Foster, Robert Erwin, Stephen Minot, and Jeffrey Meyers
• Poetry by Ira Sadoff, Peter Cooley, Marcia Southwick, and Don Barkin

Virginia Quarterly Review

Spring 1996

• Jeanne Schinto's "The Lover of Libraries"
• Lionel Basney's "Mia California: An Opera Journal"
• Richard O'Mara's "Obsolescence, the Death of Newspapers, and All That"
• J. A. S. Evans's "The Present State of Canada"
• Stories by Jeanne Schinto, Lionel Basney, Richard O'Mara, and J. A. S. Evans
• Poetry by Jon Loomis, Marianne Boruch, Patricia Dobler, and Elena Karina Byrne

Virginia Quarterly Review

Winter 1996

• David Kirby's "What Is A Writer?"
• Tucker Carrington's "The Grammar of Hard Facts: Joseph Mitchell’s Up In the Old Hotel"
• Sanford Pinsker's "He Had A Dream, and It Shot Him: What Happened to Visions of Racial Harmony, and Why"
• Francis Leary's "Robespierre: the Meaning of Virtue"
• Stories by David Kirby, Tucker Carrington, Sanford Pinsker, and Francis Leary
• Poetry by Charles Simic, Albert Goldbarth, Stephen Dobyns, and Mark Svenvold

 

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