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Articles
Mario
Vargas Llosa
From Letters
to a Young Novelist
Annie
Cohen-Solal
Planting the
Seeds of Modernism:
An Evening with Annie Cohen-Solal
Norman Manea
An Interview
Sanford
Pinsker
Cynthia Ozick, Aesthete
David Sidorsky
Post-Mortems of the Sixties:
Deep Structure Specters and Walking Zombies
Harvey Sachs
Leaving Italy
Dmitry
Shlapentokh
The New Anti-Americanism:
America as an Orwellian Society
Al Sundel
Heartaches and Limitations: Isaac Bashevis Singer
Nicholas
X. Rizopoulos
The Autmn of
Our Discontent
Fiction
Kutumba
Rao
The Job
Poetry
Vénus
Khoury-Ghata (tr. Rosanna Warren)
Mario
Luzi (tr. Thomas Day)
Patrick
Gilmore
Katie Ford
Dorothea
Tanning
Todd
Hearon
Steven
Cramer
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Reviews
Edith
Kurzweil
Intellecutals or
Pundits?
Public
Intellecutals: A Study of Decline
by Richard A. Posner
Anthony Chennells
From Bildungsroman to Family Saga
The Sweetest
Dream
by Doris Lessing
Igor Webb
T. S. Eliot's Achievements
Words Alone:
The Poet T. S. Eliot
by Denis Donoghue
David Rodman
Advice from an Elder
Statesman
Does America
Need a Foreign Policy? Toward a Diplomacy for the 21st Century
by Henry Kissinger
Christopher
Busa
Clement Greenberg
Clement Greenberg:
A Critic's Collection
by Karen Wilkin and Bruce Guenther
Gyorgyi Voros
Living by the Word
Alone
I Remain: Voices
of the Hungarian Poets from Transylvania
Edited by Gyöngyvér Harkó, Translated by Paul
Sohar
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