… Poetry —1927 — a Miscellany. New York: Harcourt, Brace, and Company. $2.50. The Women at Point Sur. By Robinson Jeffers. … orgastic frenzy. “The Women at Point Sur” tells a story as complicated as any novel; a story that, for a reader with a … was healthy and normal. In the recent edition of his complete poems, “The Testaments of Francois Villon, …
… M. Isaacs, and Louis V. Ledoux. New York: The Macmillan Company. $2.50. The most timely of these three books is … the world that there was no watchful mater familias Grun-diensis to suppress such choice items as the naming of … Weber is both more forthright and more fortunate. He points to the unquestioned poetic qualities of poems like …
… the world over. Change means that Greenlanders have become more dependent on the outside world. The old ways of … It has been this way for hundreds of years. (Greenlanders also ride snowmobiles, but they need ice for that, too.) … gas exploration, the income could replace the annual subsidies the country receives from Denmark and allow a more …
Fiction
… condolences trailing behind them like coon tails on aerials, and the flower wreaths were wilting on the grave. “I … tonight or pay the fiery price,” and they’d pause for her commercial as fireflies Morse-flashed around the abelia. … look away. It was always a Planter’s peanut can, and I had come to hate them. Mr. Goober on the blue tin was always …
Reporting
… matters into their own hands. Of course, some critical ingredients for a functional city—let alone a healthy one—are … Above: Mona Augustin at the site in Canaan where, in 2012, 126 families bought land rights in order to establish a camp … names of businesses, schools, houses, and other such datapoints while their teammates entered geographical …
… the two great prefaces he wrote. In those prefaces, the one composed by way of introduction to “Mosses from an Old … to his dark side. Yet the sketches seem to be withdrawals of power, as if they themselves were disclaiming … makes clear that the dream-like reflection literally embodied in the sluggish stream offered a freedom which so …