reviews

Few scholars have done as well by their subjects as Thomas H. Johnson has by Emily Dickinson.

This book consists of twelve short stories by the well-known American poet, and frequent contributor to The Fiddlehead, Charles Edward Eaton.

In The Poet's Circuits, the deanof Irish poets, Padraic Colum, has collected all his verse about his native country and grouped it into eight sections

It was inevitable that A.J.M Smith should have been chosen editor of ...

Lost Dimension, Dr. Cogwell's latest book, is a collection of eighteen poems written for the most part in the style of his earlier work.

In the folds of the hills

This is a pleasantly unpretentious little volume, bound in paper covers with an appropriately light and deft cover design.

These two books by prominent younger English poets are, I believe, symptomatic of the present state of poetry in England.

Whoever said 'of the masking of books there is no end' must have been an editor responsible for reviewing.

Alden Nowlan differs from most of the younger poets in this country in that he is unconnected with the university system, which has tended more and more to be both a starting point and the final resting place of his contemporaries.