Vol. 49 No. 2 1982 - page 166

CONTRIBUTORS
VLADIMIR SOLOVYOV is a Russian-born historian, journalist, and
novel ist, now living in New York . . .. LARRY McCAFFERY's books,
Interviews with Contemporary American Novelists and The Metafictional
Muse will be publ ished in the fall of 1982 . . .. MARK SHECHNER is in the
English Department of the State University of New York at Buffalo .. . .
The essay in th is issue by STEVEN MARCUS is an abridged version of a
longer piece on the relation of psychoanalysis and culture .. . . ROSS
WETZSTEON is a senior editor of the Village Voice . ... LEON BOTSTEIN
is president of Bard College and of Simon's Rock Early College ....
BERNARD CRICK teaches in the Department of Politics and Sociology of
Birkbeck College, University of London ... . SHLOMO AVINERI is a
professor of pol it ical sc ience at Hebrew University. His most recent
book is The Making of Modern Zionism . . . . JOHN SHEA is currently
teaching at Bryn Mawr College .... EDWARD BARRETT is the author of
Cartouch, a collection of poems .... Atheneum published DARYL HINE's
Selected Poems in /1981 and will soon put out his translation of the Idylls
& Epigrams of Theocritus .. . . PETER SCHJELDAHL has a book of
poems published by Little Caesar Press .... HARVEY SHAPIRO edits
the New York Times Book Review. His books of poetry include Lauds &
Nightsounds, This World and Battle Report . ... CAROLYN STOLOFF's A
Spool of Blue: New and Selected Poems will appear soon .. . . BOHDAN
ZADURA is a leading Polish novelist, poet, and critic .... Levitation: Five
Fictions by CYNTHIA OZICK was published in February by Alfred A.
Knopf .. . . DAVID LAYZER is Donald H. Menzel Professor of astro–
physics at Harvard Un iversity .. . . Author most recently of Marquand, An
American Ufe, MILLICENT BELL is a professor of English at Boston
University . . . . PHILIP STEVICK is the author of Alternative Pleasures:
Post-Realist Fiction and the Tradition . ... KATHLEEN AGENA, who has
served as an information officer for the U.N. Social and Economic
Council and the U.N. Environment Programme, is working on a book
called Nightmares.
Editor's Notes
Angel Cuadro, whose poems appeared in our #4 1981 issue, has been a
political prisoner in Cuba since 1967, publishing several volumes of his
poems outside Cuba. Upon publication of A Correspondence of Poems
(From Jail) in 1979, he was transferred to the remote and inhuman prison
of Boniato, where he remains, isolated from outside contact.
The interview with Jan Kavan, which appeared in the #11982 issue, is an
abridged version of one broadcast over Station WBAI in New York, under
the sponsorship of the group Europe-In-Formation. Jan Kavan was an
editor and student activist during the Prague Spring. Living now in exile
in London , he is director of the Palach Press. .
The correct title of Frank Conroy's novel mentioned in the #11982 Con–
tributors' Notes is Stop-Time.