Poetry
… forty bucks and you haven’t even placed a bet. I started coming when my wife died. She wouldn’t marry a gambler, so after her funeral …
… By Claude G. Bowers. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin Company. $5.00. Life and Letters of Thomas Jefferson. By … Correspondence of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson (1812-1826). Selected with comment by Paul Wilstach. Indianapolis: … Universitaires, Paris. Jefferson is one of those immortals around whom the storms of controversy have ever raged. …
… by which his “American Renaissance” may be judged. He points out that five of our greatest writers—Emerson, … the last of these alternatives my main subject has become the conceptions held by five of our major writers … he is doing? That is for him to answer. Perhaps he has studied T. S. Eliot too long and too affectionately. Perhaps he …
Criticism
… and in democracy. Recognizing that both these American ideals have undergone severe, if irresponsible, de-bunking, he … the problem of living as a peaceful fraction of the human community. But it would seem that to know ourselves as … brand recently in favor. It would even be nobler than the commercial expansionism now causing some lips to smack. But …
Profiles
… one of his favorite expressions); second, his concept of “locomotive onomatopoeia” as an American musical grammar, in … something worthy of getting himself, the band, and the audience over to the other side. He looked up to see if I … is) a hero of the blues.It is up to scholars, intellectuals, and Americans of every ethnicity to catch up to his …
… lengthens, and you disappear. Because your secrets have become mine without you, I know you’re still asking for … The few remaining are so well hidden, should they become metaphors for happiness, they’d be crippled by their …