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September 1939

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Janet Norris Bangs, John Malcolm Brinnin, Dorothy Dow, Loren C. Eiseley, Helen Goldbaum, Raymond Peckham Holden, and more.

September 1939

Six Poems
- William Carlos Williams
  Illegitimate Things
- William Carlos Williams
  The Poet and His Poems
- William Carlos Williams
  Defiance to Cupid
- William Carlos Williams
  A Cold Front
- William Carlos Williams
  The Forgotten City
- William Carlos Williams
  In Chains
Two Poems
- John Malcolm Brinnin
  Prague
- John Malcolm Brinnin
  Cadillac Square
- Helen Goldbaum
  The Tree
- Helen Goldbaum
  In the Shadow of Great Times
- Loren C. Eiseley
  Tasting the Mountain Spring
- Loren C. Eiseley
  The Spider
- Mary N. S. Whiteley
  No Word
- Mary N. S. Whiteley
  Transiency
Israel Newman
Paper in Wind
Glenway Wescott
The Summer Ending
Three Poems
- Roberta Teale Swartz
  Latter-Day Moon
- Roberta Teale Swartz
  You, Peony
- Roberta Teale Swartz
  First Frost
- Harold Vinal
  The Quest
- Harold Vinal
  The Island
- Harold Vinal
  Crag above Water
Martha Roberts
Bed-Time
Janet Norris Bangs
Timepiece
Dorothy Dow
What I Have Felt
Raymond Holden
Variations on a Theme by Circumstance
Ruth Lechlitner
The Poetry of William Carlos Williams
Yvor Winters
Agnes Lee
Reviews
- Frederic Prokosch
  Yeats's Testament
  Last Poems and Two Plays by William Butler Yeats
- John Gould Fletcher
  Two Plainsmen
  Corn by Paul Engle
- Jessica Nelson North
  Fine Workmanship
  After Eden by Emma Gray Trigg
- Reuel Denney
  A Glad Day
  A Glad Day by Kay Boyle

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