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A cranky S. J. Perelman gets choked up over Joyce and rants against Hollywood jackals.
An Art of Fiction interview with Evelyn Waugh.
Van Go, Van Gock, Van Guff: John Mulligan on the making of the movie Lust for Life.
A story by Dante Troisi. Poems by Fred Chapell and Philip Levine.
Charles Haldeman, Man is a Wonderful Woundable Animal
Dante Troisi, Diary of a Judge
Dallas E. Wiebe, Sonnet
S. J. Perelman, The Art of Fiction No. 31 Full Text
Evelyn Waugh, The Art of Fiction No. 30 Full Text
Francis Boylan, The Tramp (in memoriam Robert Colquhoun)
Alan Brownjohn, A Difficulty
James Camp, Two Poems
Matthew Carney, Worth
Fred Chappell, Tiros II
Alistair Elliot, Thoughts by the Fire
Donald Gardner, St. Jerome
Bernard Keith, Three Poems
Edward Kessler, Deer
Milton Kessler, Route 40--Ohio, U.S.A.
Suzanne Lamarre, Aphrodite
Philip Levine, Two Poems
James Lovett, Venetian Elegy
Ted Milton, Sun, Your Grief is My Grief
Richard O'Connell, from Cries of Flesh and Stone
Donald Petersen, Two at Zurich
Norman Porter, Crown Shot
Norman Rosten, St. Germain des Pres
Ross Shideler, W. Stevens at my Swedish Wedding
James Simmons, Me and the World
John Taylor, Narcissus Considers the Bar Mirror
Dunstan Thompson, Images and Reflections
William Mitchell, An Interview with Ernst Fuchs, Text for Fuchs Portfolio
John Mulligan, Vincent Van Gogh -- The Big Picture
Niccolò Tucci, On the Economy
Ernst Fuchs, A Portfolio of Paintings
Vincent van Gogh, Contents Illustration