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October 1947

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Constance Carrier, Thomas Cole, Kenneth Fearing, Richard Gillman, Robert Graves, Robert Silliman Hillyer, and more.

October 1947

Three Poems
- Carl Sandburg
  Number Man
- Carl Sandburg
  Harmonica Humdrums
- Carl Sandburg
  On a Flimmering Floom You Shall Ride
- Kenneth Fearing
  The Face in the Bar Room Mirror
- Kenneth Fearing
  The Juke-Box Spoke and the Juke-Box Said
- Kenneth Fearing
  Newspaperman
Four Poems
- Robinson Jeffers
  Greater Grandeur
- Robinson Jeffers
  Real and Half Real
- Robinson Jeffers
  Their Beauty Has More Meaning
- Robinson Jeffers
  Orca
- Weldon Kees
  The Locusts, the Plaza, the Room
- Weldon Kees
  Problems of a Journalist
- Weldon Kees
  Dog
- Weldon Kees
  Small Prayer
Two Poems
- Wallace Stevens
  The Ultimate Poem Is Abstract
- Wallace Stevens
  Bouquet of Roses in Sunlight
- Reed Whittemore
  The Primitives
- Reed Whittemore
  The Siege
- Robert Graves
  Return of the Goddess Artemis
- Robert Graves
  Intercession in Late October
- Lysander Kemp
  Tumbando Caña
- Lysander Kemp
  Invitation to the Dance
Yvor Winters
An Ode
Thomas Cole
The Violent Weaklings
Constance Carrier
Theater
Richard Gillman
Girl Bathers and the Gulls
Robert Hillyer
A Voice in the Night
William Carlos Williams
From "Paterson: Book II"
Comment
- 543 Cass Street
- The "Little Magazine" Gimmick
Reviews
- David Daiches
  Questions and Answers
  Collected Poems by Sidney Keyes
- Henry Rago
  The Gain Is Gloss
  The Judge Is Fury by J. V. Cunningham

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