before, but she had been amused rather than annoyed by all those loud fighting songs. Although she did not ... dozed off since he had not slept the night before and had spent most of the afternoon catching fighting ... its song drew the quail cricket farther and farther away from the window, and finally Trung and Lim ...

Page 30 from Issue vol6-no3 POEMS By Rohert Lee Moore If Robert Lee Moore discovers these ... Moore's poems, but the undergraduate editors urged me to leave out none of them. So I'll include ... in this footnote the charming little dedication which Moore put at the head of his manu­ script. E.H. ...

Joselit, Joshua Cohen, Andre Schiffrin on market censorship and the star system in the United States Edited ... poetry, fiction and reviews by Sadoff, Ardizzone, Bok, Revel, Engel, Updike, Digges, Balakian, Logan, ...

Schottenfeld has published stories in the Iowa Review, StoryQuarterly, the MississiPPi Review, Gulf Coast, and ... study, Poetry and the Fate of the Senses, also from the University of Chicago Press. Joshua Weiner is the ... an associate editor of Pamassus: Poetry in Review and director of the Unterberg Poetry Center of the ...

Moor-inspired Spaniards; not the chants of white­ robed choirs reading black notes dancing on white sheets and ... the rapid arm-signals of the choir director. Not exactly the hypnotic dust-dancing ritual songs of ... people binding a nation together with the bloody threads of song. Not exactly that African song, but ...