September 1934
- Harriet Monroe
- Morton Zabel
- Sister Thomas Aquinas
- O.P.
- Israel Citkowitz
From this Issue
Poem
All our roads go nowhere.
Maps are curled
To keep the pavement definitely
On the world.
All our footsteps, set to make
Metric advance,
Lapse into arcs in deference
To circumstance.
All our journeys nearing Space
Skirt it with care,
Shying at the distances
Present in air.
Blithely travel-stained and worn,
Erect and...
Maps are curled
To keep the pavement definitely
On the world.
All our footsteps, set to make
Metric advance,
Lapse into arcs in deference
To circumstance.
All our journeys nearing Space
Skirt it with care,
Shying at the distances
Present in air.
Blithely travel-stained and worn,
Erect and...
Table of Contents
Nameless Men
- Stanley Kunitz
Local Habitation
After Images
- Barbara Sandquist
- Walter Van Tilburg Clark
Notes on Seasons
- Israel Citkowitz
- Beatrice Goldsmith
- Roberta Teale Swartz
- Mary N. S. Whiteley
Two Poems
- Charles Oluf Olsen
- Sister Thomas Aquinas O.P.
Travels
- Harry Roskolenko
- S. Ichiye Hayakawa
Two Poems
- Donald J. Paquette
Every-Day Types
Comment
- Harriet Monroe
Reviews
- Robert Penn Warren
- T. C. Wilson
- A. J. M. Smith
- Harold Rosenberg
- Morris U. Schappes
Correspondence
- Stanley Burnshaw
- John Gould Fletcher
CONTRIBUTORS
- Sister Thomas Aquinas O.P.
- Stanley Burnshaw
- Israel Citkowitz
- Walter Van Tilburg Clark
- John Gould Fletcher
- Beatrice Goldsmith
- S. Ichiye Hayakawa
- Stanley Kunitz
- Josephine Miles
- Harriet Monroe
- Charles Oluf Olsen
- Donald J. Paquette
- Harold Rosenberg
- Harry Roskolenko
- Barbara Sandquist
- Morris U. Schappes
- A. J. M. Smith
- Roberta Teale Swartz
- Robert Penn Warren
- Mary N. S. Whiteley
- T. C. Wilson