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March 1942

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Allen Curnow, David Daiches, Martha Ellis, Roy Fuller, A. M. Klein, Ruth Lechlitner, and more.

March 1942

Exil
Stephen Spender
The Fates
Two Poems
- A. M. Klein
  Upon the Heavenly Scarp
- A. M. Klein
  Sennet from Gheel
Roy Fuller
The Bay
Sonnets
- Winfield Townley Scott
  We Who Could Not Be Pious
- Winfield Townley Scott
  I Flatted That Rhyme?
- Winfield Townley Scott
  Head Back, the Sunlight
- Winfield Townley Scott
  Jack Spratt et Ux
- Winfield Townley Scott
  Much Has Been Said
- Winfield Townley Scott
  Grandeur Is Gone, Gogarty …
Ruth Lechlitner
At the Road's Turn
Three Poems
- Allen Curnow
  Discovery
- Allen Curnow
  Rite of Spring
- Allen Curnow
  In Summer Sheeted under …
Martha Ellis
Watching in a Sickroom
David Daiches
Remembering a Farm in East Lothian, Scotland
Archibald MacLeish
A Note on Alexis Saint Leger Leger
Reviews
- Rolfe Humphries
  Salvation from Sand in Salt
  The Dry Salvages by T. S. Eliot
- Don Stanford
  An Unusual First Book
  Poems by Anna Maria Armi
- Marian Castleman
  The New Zealand Group
  Recent Poems by Allen Curnow
- Weldon Kees
  Sixteen Hundred Poems
  The Viking Book of Poetry of the English-Speaking World by Richard Aldington
Correspondence
- Allen Curnow
  The Pacific Is Narrower
- William Rose Benét
  A Point of Intention

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