NOTES
MORRIS DICKSTEIN's
newest book
Gates of Eden: American Culture in the Six–
ties
will be published by Basic Books this fall. ...
May Movement: Revolt and Re–
form
and
Post-Industrial Society
are
ALAIN TOURAINE'S
latest books. He is with
the Centre D'Etudes Des Movements Sociaux.... Braziller will be bringing out a
collection of
ROBIN MAGOWAN's
poems in the fall. His piece in this issue is part of
a memoir called
Maya Revisited. . ..
JOY WILLIAMS
lives in Siesta Key, Florida.
She has just completed a novel
The Changeling
which will be published by Double–
day. ...
MICHAEL ROSENTHAL
is the associate dean of Columbia College..
The work of
GARY
SOTO appears in his recently compiled anthology
Entrance: 4
Chicano Poets
published by Greenfield Review Press....
RUTGER KOPLAND
is
the pseudonym of a psychiatrist who lives and teaches in Holland. He has pub–
lished five volumes of poetry....
RAY A. YOUNG BEAR's
poems have appeared
in anthologies published by Harper
&
Rowand Viking . He is an art student at the
University of Northeastem Iowa. . . .
ERNESTO TREJO
has just completed a trans–
lation of the selected poems of Tristan Solarte for the Windhover Press. He is cur–
rently at work on a novel. ...
Chicago
a book of poems by
NILS NELSON
has just
been published by the Ironwood Press. He works as a janitor in a department store
in San Francisco. ...
MARJORIE GRENE
is a professor of Philosophy at the Uni–
versity of Califomia, Davis. Her essay is part of a forthcoming book
Philosophy In
and Out of Europe.. ..
Rumanian born,
E. M. CIORAN
has lived in Paris since 1937
where he writes "essays in praise of the decadence of Western civilization ." His
latest book is entitled
The Trouble With Being Born. . . .
ALICIA OSTRIKER's
an–
notated edition of the complete poems of William Blake is due from Penguin next
spring. She will be on leave from Rutgers next year working on a volume of poetry
criticism and on her own poetry. ...
LEONARD MICHAELS
tells us that during a re–
cent medical examination it was discovered that his heart is in the right place..
STEVEN SIMMONS
is currently a fellow in the Modern Thought and Literature pro–
gram at Stanford University. . . . Currently a Guggenheim Fellow working on a book
about D. H. Lawrence and the First World War,
PAUL DELANY
teaches English at
Simon Fraser University in British Columbia.
We're pleased to announce that beginning with our next issue John
Ashbery will become the poetry editor of
Partisan Review.
Harold Brodkey's story "The Pain Continuum" which appeared in
Partisan
Review
#1 , 1976 was made possible in part with assistance from Creative
Artists Public Service program.
