Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Ars Oblivionalis

by Lewis Hyde,

From A Primer for Forgetting, out this month from Farrar, Straus and Giroux. anti-mnemonicsUmberto Eco writes that “once, as a joke, some friends and I invented advertisements for university positions…

A delicious torment

by Evelyn Toynton,

The friendship of Wordsworth and Coleridge

Differences in English and American usage

by Thomas Raynesford Lounsbury,

A collection of death-masks (second paper)

by Laurence Hutton,

An expunged stanza

by Elbridge Henry Goss,

Editor’s literary record

by Harper’s Staff,

Editor’s literary record

by Harper’s Staff,

Editor’s literary record

by Harper’s Staff,

Editor’s easy chair

by Harper’s Staff,

Editor’s literary record

by Harper’s Staff,

The last of the three

by S.S. Conant,

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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Ars Oblivionalis

A delicious torment

Differences in English and American usage

A collection of death-masks (second paper)

An expunged stanza

Editor’s literary record

Editor’s literary record

Editor’s literary record

Editor’s easy chair

Editor’s literary record

The last of the three