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Salmagundi No. 135-136 / Summer – Fall 2002 Table of Contents  PoemsFour Poems by Carl Dennis Columns Mirroring Evil by Sidra Dekoven Ezrahi Letter from Paris by Tzvetan Todorov On Being a Translatee by Stanley Kauffmann The Fate of Ideas by Marilynne Robinson Poem Knowing When To Stop by Richard Howard Femicons Emma Goldman and The Tragedy of Modern Love by Rochelle Gurstein Who Stole Willa Cather? by Susan Kress Femicons by Regina Janes You Must Not Take It So Hard, Madame by William Logan Essays The Muses’ Farewell by George Steiner A Refusal to Mourn the Fate of the Muses by Robert Boyers Poems Three Poems by John Kinsella We Could Say This Evening Is Like Any Evening by Suzanne Owens Funding the Dead by David Citino Two Poems by Scott Coffel In Memory of The New York Times by Jessica Hornik Two Poems by Leonard Nathan October Jogger by John Poch But by Randall Mann Drier Air by Stephen Sandy Three Poems by Robert Bense Theresa and Cecilia by Thomas Dilworth Essays Against Subject Matter by James Longenbach Marathon Mensch by Jonathan Kalb The Boston/Vichy Connection by Jeffery Mehlman Ionesco in the Berkshires by Honor Moore Between History and Hallucination by Mark Shechner Sebald Crawling by Joanna Scott |
