Harvard Review: Number Twelve (Spring 1997)

Harvard Review: Number Twelve (Spring 1997)

by Harvard Review

242 pages
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Back issue of HR. The Harvard Review is still published twice a year. POETRY Robert Perelman, Mary Jo Firth Gillett, Kenneth Rosen, Peter Sachs, Laure-Anne Bosselaar, Tom Sleigh, Leonard Nathan, Dorothy Barresi, Robin Robertson, Donald Hall, William Corbett, Linda Bamber, K.E. Duffin, Thomas Lux, Chase Twitchell, Steven Crame, Ferdinand Protzman, Martha Ronk, Gail Mazur, Mary Pinard, Matthew Sweeney, Louis Simpson, Frank X. Gaspar, Richard Jackson, Ruth Padel, Jon Anderson, Bruce Weigl, Peter Richards, Susan Berlin. FICTION Katheryn Liebowitz, Leslie Walker Williams, Wendell Mayo, Essays: Anne E. Fernald, Fazlur Rahman, Kathleen Spivack, Stratis Haviarus, William Doreski, Eugene McCarthy. HELLUS UNBOUND Seamus Heaney, Manuel Savdis, Kay Cicellis, Athena Andreadis Sarah Kafatou. SOCIETE IMAGINAIRE Ferdinand Protzman, Sarah Kafatou. ARTISTS Spyros Vasileiou,Kostas Mitropoulos. PHOTOGRAPHERS Nancy Pike, Robert Gardner, Gerard Melanga, Peter Granser.

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