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HORACE GREGORY A Bloomsbury Ancestor Walpole was no less contradictory and complex than his century IN RECENT years, Americans who have a taste for reading history frequently find their haven in...

The Curate Kilvert (February 1961)

ROMANTIC VICTORIAN The Curate Kilvert by HORACE GREGORY THERE IS no need to emphasize Francis Kilvert's merits simply as a writer of prose, for they have been fully recognized: reviewers have...

A Spoiled Poet (November 1960)

JOHN MIDDLETON MURRY A Spoiled Poet by HORACE GREGORY W HAT IS wrong in the life and writings of John Middleton Murry ( 1889-1957 ) ? This may seem an ungenerous, even impertinent question to...

The Classics in America (April 1960)

STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE The Classics in America by HORACE GREGORY I N AMERICA and within the last...

IV Religion and Esthetic Values (October 1959)

IV-Religion and Esthetic Values T HE RELATION of morality to literature continues to be one of the cloudiest and most con- troversial concerns of the esthetic theorists, if not of the moralists....

The Real Emily Dickinson (August 1958)

To the half-learned in psychology, her letters offer a number of pitfalls The Real Emily Dickinson by HORACE GREGORY S INCE THE first posthumous publication of her poems in 1890, few poets have...

A Poet's Poet (April 1958)

Although "H.D." learned from Pound, her lyric gift soon found its own voice A Poet's Poet by HORACE GREGORY T HE FOLLOWING notes on the poems of H.D. are written to pay tribute to an American...

The Modernity of Baudelaire (March 1958)

T HE MAIN _9 TROUBLE with "Chase a Crooked Shadow" is that its viewers are unlikely to be sure whose side they are _9 to be on. Should they line up with Anne Baxter, an heiress who...

The Authority of T. S. Eliot (November 1957)

No poet of our day has received so much adulation, respect, hatred and defense The Authority of T. S. Eliot by HORACE GREGORY C ONTEMPORARY poets are always most difficult to write about. Nor...

Rediscovery of Religious Poetry (January 1957)

AFTER DISILLUSIONMENT Rediscovery of Religious Poetry HORACE GREGORY FEW OF US living in the present decade of the mid-century would claim we are passing through an age of all-pervading religious...

Beckett's Dying Gladiators (October 1956)

Beckett's Dying Gladiators "HIS HEROES ARE MOCK-TRAGIC HEROES, 'DYING GLADIATORS/ YET NEVER ATTAINING RESPECT AMONG LIVING CREATURES AROUND THEM, OR A DESIRED FUNEREAL DIGNITY" HORACE GREGORY THE...

Gregory, Jack

Gremillion, Joseph B.

GrenvilleVernon

Gress, Edmund

GREVING, THOMAS B.

Grey, Lawrence Maynard

Grieco, Rose

Gries, Patricia

GRIESGRABER, Jo MARIE

Griffin, Frank

Griffin, James A.

Griffin, James J.