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November 1948

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Violet Anderson, Benedict Borrazzo, Robert Francis, Alfred Hayes, Robert Hullihan, Donald Justice, and more.

November 1948

Five Poems
- William Jay Smith
  Evening at Grandpont
- William Jay Smith
  The Inhabitants of Atlantis
- William Jay Smith
  The Girl in Glass
- William Jay Smith
  The Farm
- William Jay Smith
  On Parting
Two Poems
- Alfred Hayes
  The Shrunken Head
- Alfred Hayes
  An Epistle to the Gentiles
- Robert Francis
  The Big Tent
- Robert Francis
  Portrait
Howard Moss
The City Lion
Ruth Lechlitner
Lines for the Year's End
Lii Tyngkwei
While I Study Abroad
George Witter Sherman
From "The Chemists"
Alfred Kreymborg
Spring and Winter
Violet Anderson
Through the Barber Shop Window
Three Poems
- Robert Hullihan
  Returning Late to Camp
- Robert Hullihan
  Summer 1944
- Robert Hullihan
  Semester of Night
- Benedict Borrazzo
  The Subway
- Benedict Borrazzo
  Directive
- Benedict Borrazzo
  Challenge from the Slums
Ernest Kroll
Miners
John Sutherland
Convalescent
P. B. Newman
Parchman, Mississippi
Derek Stanford
Private Autumn
Don Justice
Here Lies Love
Modern Instances
- Archibald MacLeish
  Notebooks, 1924-1938 (Continued)
Theory and Analysis
- Israel Newman
  The Physiology of Consciousness and Its Relation to Poetry
Reviews
- Reed Whittemore
  Pound on Pound
  The Pisan Cantos by Ezra Pound
- Dudley Fitts
  Meredith's Second Volume
  Ships and Other Figures by William Meredith
- Robert Liddell Lowe
  The Lyrics of William Jay Smith
  Poems by William Jay Smith
- Barbara Gibbs
  White-Caps on a Rough Sea
  The Ego and the Centaur by Jean Garrigue

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