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GEOPPREY T. HARTMAN
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BERNARD MALAMUD teaches at
Oregon State College, Corvallis,
Oregon. He has published stories in
PR and elsewhere and a novel, The
Natural, appeared in 1952.
DAVID PAUL is an Engl ish critic,
now at work on a study of the novel
from which "Time and the Novel–
ist" is ta ken.
MICHAEL HARRINGTON, who
makes his first appearance in PR
in this issue, lives in New York and
writes regularly for Commonweal.
R. W. FLINT lives in Cambridge,
Massachusetts. He appears fre–
quently in the Kenyon and Hudson
reviews, as well as in PRo
LOUIS O. COXE, poet and critic,
teaches at the University of Min–
nesota. 'He is the author of a book
of verse, Sea Faring, and frequent–
ly reviews fiction for The New Re–
public.
The poets JAMES SCHUYLER,
STANLEY KUNITZ, and CLAIRE
McALLISTER are all appearing in
PR for the first time; THEODORE
ROETHKE is last year's Pulitzer
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