FLETTERS OF
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RAINE'R MARIA
RILKE
VOLUME II, 1910-1926
Translated by
JANE BANNARD GREENE
and
M. D. HERTER NORTON
This second volume of Rilke's
letters covers the years from the
completion of the
Notebooks of
Malle Lurids Brigge
to Rilke's
death in December 1926, nearly
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the
Duino Elegies
and the
Son–
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CONTRIBUTORS
SAUL BELLOW is the author of
"Dangling Man" and "The Victim."
JOHN BERRYMAN'S first book of
poems will be published in May by
William Sloane Associates.
NICOLA CHIAROMONTE is at
work on a critical portrait of Mal–
raux for Partisan Review.
RAYNER HEPPENSTALL writes for
the New Statesman and Nation.
The piece in this number is the
first chapter in his book, "The
Double Image," which Seeker and
Warburg have brought out in
London.
SIDNEY HOOK recently edited,
with Milton R. Konvitz, "Freedom
and Experience," a collection of
essays by various contemporary
American philosophers.
MARY McCARTHY, who wrote
"The Company She Keeps,"
teaches at Sarah Lawrence College..
JAMES JOHNSON SWEENEY'S
film on Henry Moore, the sculptor,
is being released by Falcon Films.
ROBERT WARSHOW is the Man–
aging Editor of Commentary.
The drawing by Gerald Manley
Hopkins was printed in his "Further
Letters," published by Oxford Uni–
versity Press, and the Mir6 repro–
ductions were made from photo–
graphs in the Archives Gomis-Prats
in Barcelona.
