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De-La-Noy, Michael

Deacy, Michael J.

DEADY, JAMES H.

Deal, Kathleen Gunton

Dean, George

Dean, William

Dear, John

Deasy, Philip

Deavel, David Paul

DeBERNARDO, FRANCIS

Decker, Raymond G

Declan, Peter

DeConcini, Barbara

deCormier-Shekerjian, Pegina

deCormier-Shekerjian, Regina

DeCosse, David E

DeCosse, David E.

Dedek, John R

Deedy, Jack

Deedy, Jhone

Deedy, John

Deen, Leonard

Deen, Leonard W.

Deen, Rosemary

DEEN, ROSEMARY F.

DeFeo, Ronald

Deferran, Roy J.

Deferrari, Roy J.

DeFina, Robert

DeFoe, Mark

DeGioia, John J.

DeGirolami, Marc O.

DeGirolami, Richard W. Garnett, Michael J. Perry, Marc O.

Degmm, Daniel A.

Degnan, Bryan

Degnan, Daniel A

Degnan, Daniel A.

Degnan, James

Degnan, James P

Degnan, James P.

Degnan, James P. Jr.

DEGNEN, F. X.

DEHNER, EUGENE

Deignan, by Caleb Can Thomas

Deignan, Thomas

Deignan, Tom

DeJong, David Cornel

DELANEY, EDMUND T.

Delaney, Muriel Nolan

Delany, Selden P.

Delany, Selden Peabody

Delattre, Pierre H.

Delattre, Pierre Henri

The Poet As Priest: A Poem (May 1961)

THE POET AS PRIEST Like a farmer nibbling wheat in spike He strides the field of his imagination Scanning the sky for crow or quail, Lifting wineskin to make thoughts reel. Before they settle, the...

Two Poems (November 1960)

TWO POEMS by Pierre Henri Delattre AWAKENING Soldiers heaped across the world Sleep like a snow tonight upon The first bright grass: The warm weather of peace Waits to surprise them. In...

Jeremiad: A Poem (November 1959)

must be undertaken to increase one hundred-fold the llow of persons and ideas within Africa and between Africa and the world outside. Educational exchanges must keep pace with Africa's needs for...

Apocalyptic: A Poem (May 1959)

nomic aid program are not technical ones at all but deficiencies of the will. We are not uninformed about the poverty of the greater portion of mankind; we are unmoved by it. How many times has...

Sentry: A Poem (March 1959)

666 SENTRY The poets are weary and the wine is weak The warblers in the window have gone south With such a lack of will or wonder that Snows have caught them on the wing. And as their frozen...

DeLaura, David J.

Delbanco, Andrew

Delbanco, Anrew

Delehanty, Thornton

Delfosse, Jean

DeLillo, Don

Dell, Floyd

DELLMAN-ANDERSEN, CAROL

Delp, Alfred

Deluge, The

Demacopoulos, George E.

Demarest, Donald

DeMeo, Albert

deMille, Richard

Dempsey, Bernard W.

Dempsey, Francine

Dempsey, Vincent J.

Dempsey, William H. Jr.

DeMuth, Jerry

den, W. H. Au

Denbow, Jennifer

Denby, David

Deneen, Bryan Garsten, Samuel Moyn, Matthew Sitman, Patrick J.

Deneen, Patrick J

Deneen, Patrick J.

Denitch, Bogdan

Dennen, Leon

Dennett, Tyler

Dennis, George

Dennis, Lawrence

Denniston, George F.

DENNY, STEPHEN R.

Dent, Paul

Denton, Michael J.

DEPARTMENTS

DePietro, Thomas

Deppe, Anne Porter, Theodore

Deppe, Theodore

Derleth, August

Derleth, August W.

Derrick, Michael

Derrick, Paul

Desai, Sri Mahadev

DeSanctis, Michael E.

Desch, Michael C.

Deschner, John

Deschoux, Marcel

DESMOND, JAMES F.

Desmond, John F.

Desmond, Matthew

Desobry, M. R.

Désossé, Valentin le

Dessauer, John P.

Dettloff, Dean

Detwiler, Bruce

Detzer, Karl

Deutsch, Babette

Deutschman, Paul E.

Dever, Joe

Deverall, Richard

Deverall, Richard L-G.

DEVERALL, RICHARD L.

Deverall, Richard L. G.

Deverall, Richard L.-G.

DeVille, Adam A. J.

Deville, Adama.J.

Devine, Eric

DeVine, Fanny Kraiss

Devine, George

DEVINE, PHILIP E.

Devins, Neal

deVito, E B

deVito, E.B.

Devoe, Alan

Dewart, Leslie

Dewey, Ernest A.

DEWSNAP, TERENCE

Dey, Haryot Holt

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