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Spring 1954 (Volume VII, No. 1)

The Lesson of Balzac’s Stupidity
by Herbert Gold
Ten Dreamers in a Motel
by Josephine Miles
The Blue Men
by John Skolle
Sonnet and Two Songs
by Edwin Muir
Reflections in Space; Winter Solstice; 3 Circles and a Stone
by Patricia Coombs
Marsh Hawk; Hannah Dustin
by Louis O. Coxe
Miss Cudahy of Stowes Landing
by George P. Elliott
The Frowning Mask; My Eyes
by Sol Stein
Two Poems
by A. R. Ammons
Midsummer Day; To a Friend, Almost Lost; Poema Morale
by Charles Gullans
Finnegans Wake and the Girls from Boston, Mass
by Adaline Glasheen
The Pressure of Unreality
by Thomas H. Carter
Some Masters and Some Others
by Sonya Rudikoff
Prospective Cinema
by George Barbarow
Two Perspectives on European Literature
by Francis Fergusson
The Rescue of Aeschylus
by Douglass Parker
The Puritan Experiment
by Patrick F. Quinn
A Book of Yes and No
by Mark Schorer
Formulas and Fictions
by Robert Martin Adams
Formal Criticism and Abstract Art
by Joseph Frank
The Language as Spoken
by Robert Graves

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