'I1u
best poetry
and
fiction
from
25
years
of the famous
University
of Iowa
writing Workshops
A giant collection (almost 600 pages)
of the most distinguished writing by the
men and women from all over the world
who have worked at this remarkable
creative community. Stories by such
writers as Flannery O'Connor, Wallace
Stegner, Warren Miller and Jean Staf–
ford . Poems by Tennessee Williams,
Jean Garrigue, W. D. Snodgrass and
many others.
MIDLAND
AN ANTHOLOGY OF
: POETRY AND PROSE
Edited
6y
PAUL
l:NCLE, ..
d,wI.
by
B-.ri C.ule"e Gnd DOM14
1,,'kA
"..5{I.
11010 ., yOUI'
6ook.tor.
RANDOM
HOlJS~
.~
~
"Paul Engle and the State University
have tried to create an atmosphere
where writing and the criticism of writ–
ing could flourish naturally. This collec–
tion should show to what an impressive
degree they have succeeded. Some of
the names here
will
be known for a long
time."-ROBERT PENN
WARREN
STORY
is
ha~k!
The Magazine of the Short Story
The magazine present-day world-known writers cut their teeth on, \
with the first stories of Saroyan, Tennessee Williams, Jesse Stuart,
Truman Capote, Norman Mailer and hundreds of others. Edited
by
Whit and Hallie Burnett, William Peden, Richard Wathen, H.
E.
'Bates, Allan Seager, STORY is the
only
magazine in America
today devoted exclusively to the short story.
Now five times a year, $1.00
by
the copy.
__•________•__•________••
_~--~uw
__
............ -"'!;
TO PARTISAN
U.
STORY
135 Central Park West, New York 23, N. Y.
Please enter my subscription for all five wues, a
year
of
~TORY,
and bill
me
$4.50.
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY _______ . ZONE _
STATB
___
:
VIEW REA D El S
=
ONLY:
Mail this
coupal,
with your
check
1\
once,
and
the
price
for
your
flftt
,.t.
IUbscription
will lot '
reduced,
u
an
iDa.
ductory offer, to
0IIr
...
