felt secure and, although he lost sight of the woman below, he had a better view. It was a larger, more ... comprehen­ sive view, allowing him to look both down into the fortress and out across the country that it ... shepherd or goatherd who crossed it with a flock of beasts, was taxed for the right to do so. All travelers ...

shop, and views of Wall Street. She kept a dozen of these in her desk, for fast retorts. This year, she ... vowed, she would go to Vermont. And then in November a postcard from Pookie from Hanover, a view of ... Dartmouth College. "A traveler's hello from the northern branch of the Ivy League. ...

century of travel, I landed in Virginia, in this second-floor uninsulated nineteenth-century house which ... I love, wrong side of the tracks but only because I haven't come into my inherited money. View of ... the train, view forward to Spain (I'm going to go!), and the stringy town lights framed in ...

of poems is Odysseus's Bow (1993). His Ode on Visiting the Belosaraisk Spit on the Sea of ... other journals. He teaches creative writing at Columbia University. * * * Margot Livesey grew up in ... * * * After extensive travel abroad and in the U.S., Kate Javens has settled in Philadelphia, where she ...

writing but that Joyce's integrity as an artist had been a constant example to him. He regrets ... that in one respect he cannot imitate Joyce: the latter, when in reasonable health, could write every ... a portrait of and a spokes­ man for Joyce as Stephen is; this was certainly not a widely accepted view in ...