Volume 60, Number 1 - Spring 1981

Authors

Subject Area

Humanities

Description

Volume 60, Number 1 - Spring 1981. 44 pages including covers and advertisements.

Contributions

• Bagg, A. Brown "Imagination"
• Vieira, Patricia Slonina "Elephants: After A National Geographic Special
• Vieira, Patricia Slonina "Pettaquamscutt: the wintered river's song to Spring"
• Doody, Terrence "groves of academe"
• Laffey, Robert E. "Ambition"
• Fallon, Thomas L., O.P. "Prayer to the Wind"
• Sullivan, William J. "Westward Gaze"
• Collective Poem - English [5] "Heat's Blanket"
• Olsen, John "Summary"
• Geary, William Denis "Deception"
• Cibulskis, Ann "untitled - poem"
• Perel, Jane Lunin "The Owl"
• Perel, Jane Lunin "Spring in Aushwitz"
• Rilke, Rainer M. (translated by Joseph Dolan) "archaic torso of apollo"
• Cochran, George Hunter "To Saint John of The Cross"
• Barr, Sr. Mary Anthony, O.P. "Letter to Paul"
• Paul, Michael James "Work"
• Paul, Michael James "A Woman"
• Doherty, Robert E. "Epitaph"
• Brundage, Richard "the sad interrogation of Piggily Piggily"
• Lyons, John "untitled - fiction"
• rhys, skyles "return of judas viator"
• Riley, Bob "181080"
• Sterling, Pamela "untitled - poem"
• Cabrera, Ana Margarita "Poem: Cheers to the Only One Who Makes Me Laugh"
• Hallam, Lorna "Aquarian/Moonchild Counterpoint"
• McCrorie, Edward "Feeding"
• Quasimodo, Salvatore (translated by L. Bruce Porter) "Thanatos Athanatos"
• Berry, Audrey Fontes "untitled - poem"
• Berry, Audrey Fontes "untitled - poem"
• Procaccini, Donald "Nocturne"
• Herald, Stephen "Autumn, for Peg"
• Prevey, Debra "in memory of Anne Sexton and Sylvia Plath"

Publisher

Providence College

Date

Spring 1981

Type

Full Issue

Format

Text

.pdf (text under image)

Language

English

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