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Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 78 pages. Poems by: Robert Gray, Sheenagh Pugh, Andrew Motion, Lucy Tunstall, John Peck, Roger Garfitt, Andrew McNeillie, Moe Way, Maung Pyiyt Min, ko ko thett, Erico Noguiera, Sophie Hannah, Jennie Feldman, David Herd, Patrick McGuinness, James Womack, Rory Waterman,David Herman reads the reviews, Michael Alexander remembers Peter Whigham,Nick Liptrot almost discovers modernism, Jason Guriel observes Logan the poet,Clive Wilmer addresses the responsibilities of poets,Kevin Gardner ferrets through Peter Scupham's basement. (U.P.).

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 248 pages. 9.00x6.00x9.02 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 248 pages. 9.00x6.00x9.02 inches. In Stock.

The second issue of this short-lived literary magazine published by the Arden Club at the University of Wisconsin from 1933-35. Founded by Arden Club members, the most notable of which were Ph.D student and future linguist, psychologist, senator and San Francisco State College president, Samuel Ichiyé Hayakawa (1906-1992), and his future wife, Margedant Peters, who was the one-time sister-in-law of Joseph Stalin's daughter. The journal, which was named after a line in Keats, sought to provide a "medium in which imaginative interpretation of life can be expressed on this campus" (from the unattributed editorial in the inaugural issue). Besides Hayakawa and Peters, notable contributors included August Derleth, Ezra Pound (an open letter to the magazine), William Carlos Williams, Wallace Stevens, Horace Gregory, Walker Winslow, Mark Schorer, Yvor Winters, Alfred Morang, Ruth Shafer, as well as a number of obscure Univ. of Wisconsin students and/or other contributors. Contributors to this isssue include Margedant Peters, Winifred Haynes, Jack Havard, John F. Pick, Roy Martin Ivens, Alfred Biberman, Mary Willis, Guy Gibson, Janet Breed, S. Ichiye Hayakawa, Mark Schorer, E. H., and Grace Golden. Stapled, yellow wrappers, 32 p. Light wear to wrappers, but a very good or better copy. All issues uncommon in commerce.