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June 1955

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Louis O. Coxe, James L. Dickey, John J. Gill, Thom Gunn, Elizabeth Henley, Ruth Herschberger, and more.

June 1955

Nine Poems
- Thom Gunn
  During an Absence
- Thom Gunn
  Human Condition
- Thom Gunn
  A Plan of Self Subjection
- Thom Gunn
  Lines for a Book
- Thom Gunn
  Merlin in the Cave: He Speculates without a Book
- Thom Gunn
  Legal Reform
- Thom Gunn
  Autumn Chapter in a Novel
- Thom Gunn
  The Corridor
- Thom Gunn
  High Fidelity
Six Poems
- Ruth Herschberger
  Thou Shalt Have Trouble Trying Me
- Ruth Herschberger
  The Big Buck and the Little Buck
- Ruth Herschberger
  The Hiding Virtues
- Ruth Herschberger
  Now Ride Us in a Boat, Any Round-Bottomed
- Ruth Herschberger
  No, No, I Cannot Tell It
- Ruth Herschberger
  Boating at Yaddo
Two Poems
- Rolfe Humphries
  Wmffre the Sweep
- Rolfe Humphries
  For a Wordfarer
Byron Vazakas
The Innocents
James Dickey
The Angel of the Maze
Stanley Rosen
At Milton's Imagined Grave
Louis O. Coxe
Prodigal Son
Thomas McGrath
Same Old Jazz
John J. Gill
Comparison of Flowers
Rosalind Levine
Three Songs at Midsummer
Elizabeth Henley
The Puritan Conflict
Reviews
- Hayden Carruth
  Seven Books in Search of a Customer
  The Shield of Achilles by W. H. Auden
- Anthony Kerrigan
  The Various Depths of the Root
  The Vegetable Kingdom by Padraic Colum
- Lorenzo D. Turner
  Words for a Vast Music
  Libretto for the Republic of Liberia by Melvin B. Tolson
Opinion
- Harry Roskolenko
  On Kenneth Koch Again: A Rebuttal
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