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September 1932

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John A. Holmes, Ruth Lechlitner, Helene Magaret, Wade Oliver, Idella Purnell, Herman Reinstein, and more.

September 1932

New Mexico and Beyond
- William Haskell Simpson
  Oraibi—Afterwards
- William Haskell Simpson
  Santo Domingo Spring Dance
- William Haskell Simpson
  El Poco Tiempo
- William Haskell Simpson
  It Was Yesterday
- William Haskell Simpson
  Desert Marvel
- William Haskell Simpson
  Earth Ways—Star Ways
Idella Purnell
Toltec Gods
Helene Magaret
The Hunters
Kathleen Tankersley Young
Question for Your Question
Summer Gales
- Herman Reinstein
  Grass in the Wind
- Herman Reinstein
  Rena
Ruth Lechlitner
How Many Summers
John A. Holmes
Incredible Greeting
Maud E. Uschold
Words
Two Poems
- Theodore Roethke
  Bound
- Theodore Roethke
  Fugitive
Wade Oliver
Peking Dusk
Three Poems
- Mary N. S. Whiteley
  Negro Singing
- Mary N. S. Whiteley
  Irregular Eulogy
- Mary N. S. Whiteley
  Question without Answer
- E. Florence Swanson
  Windy Eucharist
- E. Florence Swanson
  Pity the Dead
- E. Florence Swanson
  Double Suicide
Winfield Scott
The Enchanted Lady
Edward Alan Symanski
She Goes
Clarence Weinstock
The Foolish Lover
Comment
- Harriet Monroe
  A Poet's Contract
Reviews
- Morton Dauwen Zabel
  Phelps Putnam and America
  The Five Seasons by Phelps Putnam
- Harriet Monroe
  Masefield's Latest
  Minnie Maylor's Story and Other Tales and Scenes by John Masefield
- Harriet Monroe
  Mr. Dresbach's Selection
  Selected Poems by Glenn Ward Dresbach
- Harriet Monroe
  A Wisconsin Town
  Old Prairie du Chien by Laura Sherry
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