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POETRY / Autumn 1987

At Great Point

By Linda Pastan

Is this the very face
of an angry God, or simply
his instrument?

Autumn 1987

Voyeur Every Sense

By Thomas Lux

Robert Frost and VQR

ESSAYS

Finding Balance in the Literary Blogosphere

By Jacob Silverman

Should authors get down in the mud with their detractors?

Summer 1995

The Green Room

CRITICISM

A Pinch of Abatement

By Matthew Shaer

The new grammar of Bond.

Winter 1995

Boundaries of Freedom: Liberals, Patriotism, and Melting Pots

By Leonard Kriegel
Winter 1995

Singing the Blues All the Way to the Bank

By Sanford Pinsker
Winter 1995

The Learned Heveluis When He Mapped the Moon Found Waters There as Kepler and Pythogoras Had Done

By Brooks Haxton
Winter 1995

Life in America

By Colette Brooks
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