Salmagundi No. 146-147 / Spring-Summer 2005
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
 Essay Ten (Possible) Reasons for the Sadness of Thought by George Steiner Memoir Still Life: Bonnard and My Mother’s Death by Mary Gordon Poems Two Poems by Carl Dennis Three Poems by Maggie Dietz At the Best of Times by Debora Gregor Guston’s Crossing by Stephen Sandy The Carnival of Venice by Jordan Smith Cahors by Katherine Lucas Anderson Hero by Geoffrey Hartman Autophile by Virgil Suárez Restarting the World by Leonard Nathan Sonnet; To a Marriage that Cannot be Saved by a Weekend in Calistoga by Julie Sheehan Wallace Stevens by Honor Moore Essay The Tragic Fate of John Ruskin by Rochelle Gurstein A Photograph and Two Poems Carolyn Forché and Daniel Simko in Paris, 1986 by Harry Mattison Mythology / From the Fragments by Daniel Simko Elegy for an Unknown Poet by Carolyn Forché Interview Interview with Dame Muriel Spark by Robert Hosmer Essay English in Japan by Terry Caesar Interview Hottentots and Phobias: A Conversation with Sir Isaiah Berlin with Beata Polanowska-Sygulska Review Phillip Lopate’s New York by James Howard Kunstler |