Fall 1972
Table of Contents
Essays
Faulkner and Scott and the Legacy of the Lost Cause
Georgiana Revisited: The Beehive Press in Perspective
How Custer’s “Last Stand” Got Its Name
Scholarship and the Idea of Criticism: Recent Writing on Yeats
The Logic Beneath “The Open Boat”
The Man on the Quaker Oats Box: Characteristics of Recent Experimental Fiction
The Muddled Politics of Henry James’s “The Bostonians”
Fiction
Who Shall Keep the Keepers Themselves?
Poetry
In the Village Cemetery, Lincoln, Massachusetts; Waking; & Letter from a Far City
Into the North
Metamorphosis; After the Party; Old Sailor; Immortal Africanus; & Rain
Of Dense Bodies and Opaque Surfaces & Verses in Protest Against the Alphabet
Offered Here for the First Time: The Unpublished Journal of Sylvia Plath
Sweet and Worn Out & A Glitter
Under Those Banyan Trees
Reviews
on A History of Georgia from its First Discovery by Europeans to the Adoption of the Present Constitution in MDCCXCVIII by William Bacon Stevens, E. Merton Coulter
on D. H. Lawrence and the New World by David Cavitch; Toward Women in Love by Stephen J. Miko; & D. H. Lawrence: Body of Darkness by R. E. Pritchard
on Mortal Consequences: A History from the Detective Story to the Crime Novel by Julian Symons
on Poe Poe Poe Poe Poe Poe Poe by Daniel Hoffman
on That Ambitious Mr. Legaré: The Life of James M. Legaré of South Carolina, Including a Collected Edition of His Verse by Curtis Carroll Davis
on The Growth of Word Meaning by Jeremy M. Anglin
on The Poetry of Randall Jarrell by Suzanne Ferguson
on The Prairie School: Frank Lloyd Wright and his Midwest Contemporaries by H. Allen Brooks
on The World of Flannery O’Connor by Josephine Hendin
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