Spring 1979
Table of Contents
Essays
And the World Became Strange: Realms of Literary Fantasy
Artistic Creation in Dreams
Poetry as Revelation: A Nineteenth-Century Mirage
The Cinema of the Grotesque
The Prophetic Poet and the Loss of Middle Earth
Vision, Madness, and Morality: Poetry and the Theory of the Bicameral Mind
Fiction
Bliss
Long Trail of Blue
Moments of Light
Poetry
A Burial, Green
Approaching Spring
Clear Moonlight & The Sleep Collector
Elsinore in the Late Ancient Autumn
Feeling at Home in the Body
Grandmother Loved Mahler
In the Woods, Ton and I
Part of a Short Story
The Intimate Earth & In the Small Boats of Their Hands
The Mothers of Fruition
The Old Trip by Dream Train
Weatherman
When the Moment Is Over
Reviews
Beckett: A Reluctant Sitter (on Samuel Beckett: A Biography by Deirdre Bair
on Sailing into the Unknown: Yeats, Pound, and Eliot by M. L. Rosenthal
on Poetry in America: Expression and its Values in the Times of Bryant, Whitman, and Pound by Bernard Duffey
on The Other Half by Kenneth Clark
on The Thirties and After by Stephen Spender
Prodding America’s Funnybone (on America’s Humor: From Poor Richard to Doonesbury by Walter Blair, Hamlin Hill)
Some New Light on the Fantastic (on The Fantastic in Literature by Eric S. Rabkin; Fairy Tales and After: From Snow White to E. B. White by Roger Sale; & Dream and Image by Bettina L. Knapp)
The Grandeur of Certain Utterances (on Now and Then: Poems 1976-1978 by Robert Penn Warren
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