essay on Ransom and includes essays on the agrarians, Yeats, Celine, Faulkner, and D. H. Lawrence. ... literary. That policy, however, represented more decisively the editorial practice in the original series: ... to make literature the most promi­ nent subject. It may be observed, too, that the continuity of the ...

steeply tilted land, with a cold wind flowing into their faces like liquid. Sometimes Jos seemed to be ... it?" "Grizz," Jos said. "Stock didn't scare." ... the big rock. "Grizz come to take a look," Jos said. Joining the breed, the Kid bent ...

Page 19 from Issue 44 This displeased Wool-hat, who stamped away to the wooden table, where Jos ... he likes you he can be of the greatest assistance. " "We'll get out of ... here tomorrow, then?" He squinted up at the blind man to see if that might be taken as an ...

Page 171 from Issue 62 alike, mostly peace broken by sudden outbreaks of horror, and he com­ ... rusted and burnt­ out Japanese landing craft blasted with shell holes and small machine­ gun stitching. ... started moving at dusk in a crowd of all kinds of strange craft­ wooden patrol boats, the poet noted with ...

"precursor" to Jorge Luis Borges would be ap¬ parent to those familiar with the enigmatic fictions of both, ... even without Borges' little essay on "Kafka and His Precursors." In that ... knowledgeable and crotchety piece, Borges admits to a long pre¬ dilection for the art of Franz Kafka, which has ...