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Summer 1932

Summer 1932

Volume 8, Number 3

Gerald W. Johnson’s “Since Wilson”
J. C. Furnas’s “False Fronts in Hollywood”
Clarence E. Cason’s “The Southern Conscience”
Garrard Glenn’s “War Without Guns”
Stories by Gerald W. Johnson, J. C. Furnas, Clarence E. Cason, and Garrard Glenn
Poetry by Melville Cane

Table of Contents

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War Without Guns

By Garrard Glenn

War is an elfish thing; seemingly obvious, it is elusive. Palliatives have failed; and now, when a substitute is offered, it may turn out to be nothing but war itself. Last winter, it will be recalled, President Lowell of Harvard and other distinguis [...]

War Without Guns

By Garrard Glenn

Our “Voting” Stock

By F. Emerson Andrews

The Novel Dedicate

By Walter L. Myers

Russian River

By Waldo Frank

Portrait of an Artist as Prophet

By Samuel Gaillard Stoney

The Pilgrimage of Van Wyck Brooks

By Howard Mumford Jones

Jeffers and Macleish

By Josephine Pinckney

The Brown Decades and After

By William Sener Rusk

A Study in Secession

By J. G. de Roulhac Hamilton

The Worst Is Yet to Be

By Eugene M. Kayden

Since Wilson

By Gerald W. Johnson

Twilight of the Captains

By

False Fronts in Hollywood

By J. C. Furnas

Back-Country Novels

By James Southall Wilson

The Southern Conscience

By Clarence E. Cason

Evolution and the Flux of Forms

By F. S. C. Northrop

Foreign-Devil Woman

By P. K. Mok

Piney Ridge, Virginia

By Bruce Crawford

Hymn to Night

By Melville Cane

Criticism

Goethe and No End

By William Harrison Faulkner

Author Profiles

Garrard Glenn

Clarence E. Cason