NOTES
LIONEL TRILLING's
essay is lOne of a series of revaluations....
RICHARD G. STERN's
new volume of short stories,
Teeth, Dying, and
Other Matters
will be published by Harper and Row in October....
PATRICIA MARX
has a weekly interview program on WNYC. John Simon
was the interpreter in this interview....
JAMES MERRILL
has just finished
a novel. ...
The Whitsun Weddings, PHILIP LARKIN's
second volume of
poems, will be put lOut by Random House in the fall. ...
MARK STRAND
teaches in the writers' workshop at the University of Iowa. A book of his
poems,
Sleeping with One Eye Open,
will be published by the Stone Wall
Press later this year.... Chilmark Press will print the first American
edition
of
Poems,
by
B. S. JOHNSON,
the English writer....
STEPHEN
DONADIO
is a young writer now living in Paris. ...
RICHARD SCHLAT·
TER,
an historian and critic, is Provost of Rutgers....
PETER BROOKS
studies Comparative Literature and teaches 'Humanities at Harvard....
GERTRUD LENZER
is doing graduate work at O xford and has just re–
ceived a grant from the American Academy of Learned Societies.... A
teacher of Humanities at M.I.T.,
WILLIAM YOUNGREN
is working IOn a
book on eighteenth century poetry. ... Doubleday is publishing
When
The Bough Breaks, RICHARD KLUGER's
new novel. Mr. Kluger is the
editor of "Book Week" .. ...
SALLIE SEARS
has just finished a book on
the late novels of Henry James.... We're reviving
MODERN DOCU·
MENTS,
a department in which we will reprint pieces particularly relevant
today....
JOHN DEWEY's
classic definition of the means-ends problem
was written in the late 'thirties when, although socialist ends were still
widely accepted by American intellectuals, the means of attaining them
were beginning tlO be questioned. ("Means and Ends is used by permission
of Mrs. John Dewey and the Dewey Estate.) ...
BORIS PASTERNAK's
essay first appeared in " Leningrad," a Russian literary magazine, at a
time when realism was the obligatory ideal of official literary criticism.
Pasternak obviously worked under rome handicap in having to write even
about music in terms of Socialist Realism.... We made two mistakes
in the last issue. The last paragraph of Marie Syrkin 's piece was dropped.
It appears on page 478 of this iss ue. And line 14 on page 284 of Susan
Sontag's theater chronicle should have read 'temporary man." The every–
manish hero (remember Willy Low-man?)'. We 're sorry.
