Winter 1934

Volume 10/1

T. S. Eliot’s “Personality and Demonic Possession” Evelyn Waugh’s “The Rough Life” Claudius Murchison’s “Nationalism and the South” Albert Guerard’s “France, Germany, America” Archibald Rutledge’s “The Grim Alligator” Poetry by Francis Claiborne Mason, Robert P. Tristram Coffin, John A. Holmes, and Frederic Prokosch

Winter 1934

Volume 10, Number 1

Essays

ESSAYS / ISSUE: Winter 1934

Personality and Demonic Possession

By T. S. Eliot

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The Rough Life

By Evelyn Waugh

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France, Germany, America

By Albert Guerard

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

The Russian Continent

By Eugene M. Kayden

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

Requiem in Three Voices

By Francis Claiborne Mason

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A Stream of Humanity

By Harry Clemons

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The Grim Alligator

By Archibald Rutledge

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

Rossetti Incomplete

By Charles David Abbott

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

The Changing Novel

By James Southall Wilson

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

After Victoria

By Ford K. Brown

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The Mark

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New Rivals for Jefferson

By Thomas Perkins Abernethy

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The Long Walk Alone

By John A. Holmes

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The Mexican Revolution

By James C. Bardin

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The Wave

By Frederic Prokosch

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

Southern Fiction Catches Up

By John Donald Wade

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

The Chase

By Babette Deutsch

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The Cream of the Crop

By Lincoln Kirstein

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

The Sickness of a Speculative Culture

By Scott Buchanan

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

The Oxford Movement

By John Cournos

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

The Green-Room

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

The Negro in the British Empire

By Leonard Barnes

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

Confusion of Tongues

By Carroll Mason Sparrow

/ ISSUE: Winter 1934

Nationalism and the South

By Claudius Murchison

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Germany on the March

By Helen Hill

Contributor Profiles

Evelyn Waugh

Evelyn Waugh (1903–1966) was one of the masters of modern British prose and satire. His notable works include the novels Brideshead Revisited, Vile Bodies, Decline and Fall, and Scoop.

T. S. Eliot

T. S. Eliot authored dozens of books of criticism and poetry, most famously Prufrock, and Other Observations (1917), The Waste Land (1922), and Four Quartets (1943).