Fall 1989

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Fall 1989

Table of Contents

Essays

A Visit to the Museum

By Jane Tompkins

American Theater Watch, 1988–1989

By Gerald Weales

Philip Rahv’s “Paleface and Redskin”—Fifty Years Later

By Sanford Pinsker

Resurrection Times

By Horace Montgomery

The Young and the Irreverent

By John P. Sisk

Fiction

Concert

By John Edgar Wideman

The Enchantress

By David D. MannSusan Garland MannRobert Louis Stevenson

The World Is Full of Virtuosos

By Marjorie Sandor

Walking the Dragons

By Gregor Hartmann

Poetry

A Long and Happy Life

Believing in Iron

By Yusef Komunyakaa

Diary of a Skull

By Randall Watson

Feet & The Resurrection Ball

Freefall at Evening

By Elton Glaser

Great Big Crybabies

By William Trowbridge

Life Is Clutter

By Robert Parham

Lisa, the Widow, and Poetry

By Leslie D. Foster

Museum

Rapid Fire

By Edward Locke

Remarks on My Character

By William Stafford

Specter

By Vern Rutsala

State Poetry Day

By Ronald Wallace

The Cardinal Heart

The Death of Henry James

By P. B. Newman

The Five-Foot Shelf

By A. F. Moritz

Reviews

Desire, Design, Amazement (on Labyrinths of Language: Symbolic Landscape and Narrative Design in Modern Fiction by Wendy B. Faris & Mi-Lou: Poetry and the Labyrinth of Desire by Stephen Owen)

By R. B. Kershner

Four from Prospero (on Collected Poems by Philip Larkin and Anthony Thwaite; Between Angels by Stephen Dunn; Groom Falconer by Norman Dubie; & Take Heart by Molly Peacock)

By David Wojahn

on Alone in the Dawn: The Life of Adelaide Crapsey by Karen Alkalay-Gut

By Edward Butscher

on Bad Art by Quentin Bell

By Harold Fromm

on Ganado Red by Susan Lowell

By Padgett Powell

on The Politics of Being Mortal by Alfred Killilea

By Catherine A. Rogers

on Women and Sexuality in the Novels of Thomas Hardy by Rosemarie Morgan

By Alistair M. Duckworth