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History and criticism

Philip Larkin’s enormous yes

By James Wolcott,

A connoisseur of doom whose wit refuses to die

Fiction

By Frances Taliaferro,

Fiction

By Frances Taliaferro,

Poetize or bust

By Hugh Kenner,

Poetry isn't what it used to be, but then it never was

The prince of finesse

By James Wolcott,

Nine hundred pages of criticism prove that John Updike is no air-dancing dandy

Blowing smoke into the zeitgeist

By James Wolcott,

The well-deserved resurrection of Jean Stafford

Enter the mummy

By James Wolcott,

Norman Mailer finally gets his Egyptian novel out of his system

Fiction

By Frances Taliaferro,

Rockwell around the clock

By James Wolcott,

Awaiting the great synthesis of rock and classical music

Fiction

By Frances Taliaferro,

Troubadour of sweat

By James Wolcott,

Muscle-bound and Manhattan-bound

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