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The South Carolina Review [v 9 #1, Fall 1976] · The Southern Fiction of Mark Steadman · Donald J. Greiner · ar · After A Long Silence: James Dickey as a South Carolina Writer · Richard J. Calhoun · ar · George Garrett · David Tillinghast · ar · Barry Hannah · Robert W. Hill · ar · William Price Fox: The Spirit of Character and the Spirit of Place · Joan Bobbit · ar · Charleston: The Image of Aristocracy in Owen Wister’s Lady Baltimore · John L. Cobbs · ar · Mrs. John C. Calhoun and the Death of Patrick · Ernest M. Lander, Jr. · ar · Genie Stovall’s Carpetbaggers · William Koon · ar · Helen von Kolnitz Hyer · Paul Edward Allen · ar · Walking Point · Alfred S. Reid · pm · Three Poems · Roseanne Coggeshall · pm · The Ballad of Jim Randal · John Ower · pm · Two Poems · Paul Edward Allen · pm · My Father, On Losing His Vision · Bennie Lee Sinclair · pm · After Reading There Are No Paid Grave Diggers in Keller, Illinois · Grace Freeman · pm · Love Poem · Susan Bartels · pm · Warlock! · Benita Bruce · pm · Howard Hunter (1904-1975) · Robert W. Hill · pm · Elegy for Howard · Skip Eisiminger · pm · Folly Beach · Gordon Lindstrand · pm · Two Poems · Thomas H. McClanahan · pm · Two Poems · Virginia Linton · pm · The Man in the Stall · Grady W. Ballenger · ss · from The Broken Door: An Autobigraphical Fiction · Mark Steadman · ss · Individual and Community: Variations on a Theme in American Fiction ed. by Kenneth H. Baldwin and David K. Kirby · Robert D. Jacobs · br · No Costumes or Masks by Grace Freeman · Ronald Baughman · br · Lionors by Barbara Ferry Johnson · Jerold J. Savory · br · Slammer by Ben Greer · Richard A. Underwood · br · Furman University: Toward a New Identity by Alfred Sandlin Reid · Edwin M. Coulter · br · hard shadows by Franklin Ashley · Skip Eisiminger · br · an original sin and other poems by Eugene Platt · Skip Eisiminger · br · Paula by Paul Baker Newman · Skip Eisiminger · br · Fish Light by Michael Waters · Skip Eisiminger · br · The Dark Bus and Other Forms of Transport by Alice Cabaniss · Skip Eisiminger · br · Water Tables by James Seay · Skip Eisiminger · br · New Southern Poets: Selected Poems from “Southern Poetry Review” ed. by Guy Owens and Mary C. Williams · Skip Eisiminger · br · Step Carefully in Night Grass by Susan L. Bartels; A Common Bond by Kathleen Platt · Robert W. Hill · br · Pseudonymous Publications of William Gilmore Simms by James E. Kibler, Jr. · Claud B. Green · br
The South Carolina Review [v 9 #2, Spring 1977] · De Senectute: or, Paradise Lost; or The Rime of the Ancient Mariner: Conversations with a Little Old Man · William Harmon · ar · The Love and Marriage of William Morris: A New Interpretation · John LeBourgeois · ar · Rubbing the Faces of Angels · David Bottoms · pm · Nightwalk · Eileen Stratidakis · pm · Eulogy: An Old-West Piece · C. Trent Busch · pm · Another Explanation · Marlene Youmans · pm · Three Poems · Andrew Hudgins · pm · Two Poems · Lucky Jacobs · pm · Sentimental Journey · Joyce Carol Oates · nv · Dixieland · Franklin Ashley · ss · The Letters of Emily Lady Tennyson ed. by James O. Hoge · Paul Connolly · br · The Reflective Journey Toward Order: Essays on Dante, Wordsworth, Eliot, and Others by Marion Montgomery · Robert W. Hill · br · Antebellum Charleston Dramatists by Charles S. Watson · Louis Henry · br · Thomas Wolfe: The Critical Reception by Paschal Reeves; · John Idol · br · Thomas Wolfe: Beyond the Romantic Ego by Leo Gurke · John Idol · br · The Loneliness at the Core: Studies in Thomas Wolfe by C. Hugh Holman · Leslie Field · br · Hemingway and Faulkner: inventors/masters by Richard Allan Underwood · Joseph Blotner · br · I Hear America Talking: An Illustrated Treasury of American Words and Phrases by Linds Welshimer Wagner · Skip Eisiminger · br
The South Carolina Review [v10 #1, Fall 1977] · Fiction as History, History as Fiction: The Reader and Thomas Pynchon’s V. · Donald J. Greiner · ar · The Poet as Humanitarian: Randall Jarrell’s Literary Criticism as Self-Revelation · Janet Sharistanian · ar · Faulkner: Nineteenth-Century Notions of Racial Mixture and the Twentieth-Century Imagination · Walter Taylor · ar · Richard III as Punch · John J. McLaughlin · ar · Sensible Confusion in Frost’s “The Subverted Flower” · Roy Scheele · ar · The Recent Poems of Elizabeth Bishop · Jerome Mazzaro · ar · Lengthening · Doug Abrams · pm · Intercepted Courier · David Bergman · pm · Homecoming · Ralph Adamo · pm · The Apotheosis of Malinda Argenbright · James Lott · ss · Before the Revolution · D. J. Cohen · ss · Edward’s Object · Warren Leamon · ss · Selected Poems by Austin Clarke · Jack W. Weaver · br · A Slow Dance by John Montague · Jack W. Weaver · br · The New Estate by Cíeran Carson · Jack W. Weaver · br · Shelley, the Pursuit by Richard Holmes · Fred Shilstone · br · Poems by Rene Char · Mechthild Cranston · br · Carson McCullers by Richard M. Cook · Jack De Bellis · br · American Poets in 1977 ed. by William Heyen · Robert Stewart · br · Shakespeare’s “The Phoenix and the Turtle”: A Survey of Scholarship by Richard Allan Underwood · Larry S. Champion · br · I Hear America Talking: An Illustrated Treasury of American Words and Phrases by Stuart Berg Flexner · Skip Eisiminger · br · All My Mirrors Lie by Larry Rubin · Charles Israel · br
The South Carolina Review [v10 #2, Spring 1978] · The Most Dangerous Game of the Poet James Dickey · R. V. Cassill · ar · The Neo-Romanticism of James Dickey · George S. Lensing · ar · Deliverance: Initiation and Possibility · Linda Wagner · ar · James Dickey’s “The Eye-Beaters:An Agonizing New Life” · Ronald Baughman · ar · Design and Focus in James Dickey’s Deliverance · Linda Tarte Holley · ar · Rottenrock Mountain · Elder Olson · pm · The Man Who Told Me I Was Cold · Lyn Lifshin · pm · The Church Pianist at Home · Tom Hawkins · pm · Seven Poems · James Applewhite · pm · Cape Iro: The Stone Pillars · Laurence Lieberman · pm · Two Poems · William Stafford · pm · Shadows · A. Poulin, Jr. · pm · The Junkyard Tractor-Driver Defies His Death · Philip Pierson · pm · Edges · Harold Wiley · pm · Two Poems · Edward Wilson · pm · Two Poems · Marjorie Hawksworth · pm · Young Goodman Brown: What You See Is What You Get · Chuck Sullivan · pm · The Photograph · M. S. Osaki · pm · To Most of My Family, Dead of Lung Cancer · J. W. Rivers · pm · Cast on the Waters and Raised on High · Mark Steadman · ss · The Last Winter of the War · Daniel B. Marin · ss · Susslov · Henry H. Roth · ss · William Morris: Romantic to Revolutionary by E.P. Thompson · John Le Bourgeois · br · Graces of Harmony: Alliteration, Assonance, and Consonance in Eighteenth-Century Poetry by Percy G. Adams · Calvin S. Brown · br · Faulkner’s Heroic Design: Two Yoknapatawah Novels by Lynn Gatrell Levins · Virginia Spencer Carr · br · A Life of George Herbert by Amy M. Charles · John L. Idol, Jr. · br · Thomas Wolfe Undergraduate by Richard Walser · Guy Owen · br
The South Carolina Review [v11 #1, Fall 1978] · Flannery O’Connor’s “An Exile in the East”: An Introduction · Jan Nordby Gretlund · ar · “Remembering How It Was with the Acrobats” · Jan Nordby Gretlund · ar · The Poetic Knife: Poetry by Recent Southern Women Poets · Mary C. Williams · ar · Of Cloaks and Hats and Doublings in Poe and Flannery O’Connor · Marion Montgomery · ar · The Dematerialization of William Wilson: Poe’s Use of Cumulative Allegory · Ottavio M. Casale · ar · Thomas Wolfe and the Sense of Place · Elmo Howell · ar · James Dickey’s Arrow of Deliverance · Paul Strong · ar · Exile in the East · Flannery O’Connor · ss · Acrobats in a Park · Eudora Welty · ss · The First Youth of Faust · Ann Deagon · ss · Our Father Which Art Not in Heaven · Clark Brown · ss · The Indian Stockade · Lewis Turco · pm · January in Salt Lake · R. B. Williams · pm · The Changeling · Harold Wiley · pm · Owl Hymns · William S. Hillman · pm · History Report · Marlene Youmans · pm · Two Poems · Lee M. Robinson · pm · Winter on the Piedmont · Wyatt Prunty · pm · The Mathematics of It · Grace Freeman · pm · Two Poems · Betty Adcock · pm · St. Francis Receiving the Stigmata from a Medieval Traveling Altar · Michael McFee · pm · Dream of First Labor · Bruce Smith · pm · Melville’s Short Fiction. 1853-1856 by William B. Dillingham · Nathalia Wright · br · Going Under. Melville’s Short Fiction and the American 1850s by Marvin Fischer · Nathalia Wright · br · Spiritus Mundi: Essays on Literature, Myth, and Society by Northrop Frye · William E. Cain · br · Northrop Frye on Culture and Literature: A Collection of Review Essays ed. by Robert D. Denham · William E. Cain · br · Media-Made Dixie: The South in the American Imagination by Jack Temple Kirby · Earl F. Bargainnier · br · The Collected Poems of Howard Nemerov · Sister Bernetta Quinn, O.S.F. · br · Thomas Wolfe: A Reference Guide by John S. Phillipson · John L. Idol, Jr. · br · No Relief and Work by Stephen Dixon · Thomas A. Stumpf · br · Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone with the Wind” Letters, 1936-1949 ed. by Richard Harwell · Nan Cooke Carpenter · br · Delmore Schwartz: The Life of an American Poet by James Atlas · Frank Day · br · Dylan Thomas: A Biography by Paul Ferris · Frank Day · br · Other People’s Letters: A Memoir by Mina Curtiss · Misc. Material · ms · The Building of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” by E. Bruce Kirkham · Misc. Material · ms · Chaucer and His World by Derek Brewer · Misc. Material · ms · Roots of Lyric: Primitive Poetry and Modern Poetics by Andrew Welsh · Misc. Material · ms · Journal of Rehearsals by Wallace Fowlie · Misc. Material · ms
The South Carolina Review [v11 #2, Spring 1979] · Beyond The Bell Jar: Women Poets in Transition · Marjorie Perloff · ar · Levertov and Rich: The Later Poems · Linda Wagner · ar · Culture Keeper: Charleen Swansea and the Red Clay Poets · Donald J. Greiner · ar · The Land of His Fathers: Paul Hamilton Hayne and South Carolina · Rayburn S. Moore · ar · Horses on Horseback · Fred Baldwin · ss · The Old Way · Carroll Dale Short · ss · In the Snow · Sondra Spratt Olsen · ss · “If You Ever Write a Book, Put Me in It” · William Zaranka · pm · Kingdom Come · Kenneth Rosen · pm · Jabbo Stokes · Steve Harrison · pm · Four Poems · Suzanne Ludvigson · pm · Grandfather · Arthur Magill · pm · Photography Class with a Nude in a Wooded Garden · Norman Nathan · pm · In Blanco County · Russell T. Fowler · pm · Orientalism by Edward Said · William E. Cain · br · Classical Mythology by Mark P.O. Morford and Robert J. Lenardon · Victor Anthony Rudowski · br · The Diaries of Evelyn Waugh edited by Michael Davie · E. C. Bufkin · br · Books That Changed the South by Robert B. Downs; The Immoderate Past: The Southern Writer and History by C. Hugh Holman · Claud B. Green · br · Hymn for Drum by Roseanne Coggeshall · John Agar · br · Unassigned Frequencies: American Poetry in Review 1964-77 by Laurence Lieberman · Robert W. Hill · br · Young Man Thoreau by Richard Lebeaux · Frank Day · br · Remembrances of Concord and the Thoreaus. Letters to Horace Hosmer to Dr. S.A. Jones edited by George Hendrick · Frank Day · br
The South Carolina Review [v12 #1, Fall 1979] · The Poetry of A.R. Ammons · Alfred S. Reid · ar · The Mythic Coherence of Molloy · Eric S. Rabkin · ar · Prayer in an Age of Criticism: The Hopkins Problem · Warren Leamon · ar · The Separation · Annette T. Rottenberg · ss · The Kiss · Marianne Gingher · ss · Mr. Cherry · P. B. Newman · pm · Two Poems · Sharon Olds · pm · Shadowdance · Charles Tisdale · pm · Four Poems · Roseanne Coggeshall · pm · Robert Lowell: Life and Art by Steven Gould Axelrod · Charles Moleworth · br · Remembering Poets: Reminiscences and Opinions by Donald Hall · Charles Moleworth · br · A Revolution in Taste: Studies of Dylan Thomas, Allen Ginsburg, Sylvia Plath, and Robert Lowell by Louis Simpson · Charles Moleworth · br · Literature Against Itself: Literary Ideas in Modern Society by Gerald Graff · William Cain · br · Selected Poems by Margaret Atwood · Richard Jackson · br · Night Talk and Other Poems by Richard Pevear · Richard Jackson · br · The Difference Between Night and Day by Bin Ramke · Richard Jackson · br · On Earth As It Is by Dan Masterson · Richard Jackson · br · Mystery and Its Fictions: From Oedipus to Agatha Christie by David L. Grossvogel · Eric J. Sundquist · br · Passage Through Gehenna by Madison Jones · Jan Nordby Gretlund · br
The South Carolina Review [v12 #2, Spring 1980] · Lowell’s Motion: Notebook and After · Phillip Cooper · ar · Gamel Woolsey: A Poet from Aiken, South Carolina · Kenneth Hopkins · ar · Literary Politics and the Shaping of the Frost Poetic Canon · Andrew J. Angyal · ar · Sisters · Joyce Carol Oates · ss · K. · Deborah Ann Gage · pm · Fields · Paul Lake · pm · Enclosures · Ann Deagon · pm · Net Gain · Warren Fessler · pm · The Poetry of Tennyson by A. Dwight Culler; Tennyson: Poet and Prophet by Philip Henderson · Hallman B. Bryant · br · Max Perkins: Editor of Genius by A. Scott Berg; Aline by Carol Klein · John Idol · br · Flannery O’Connor: The Habit of Being, Letters selected and edited by Sally Fitzgerald · Jan Nordby Gretlund · br · Camel and Rex by Kenneth Hopkins · Frank Day · br
The South Carolina Review [v13 #1, Fall 1980] · Lawrence’s “Purely Destructive” Art in Women in Love · William E. Cain · ar · Private Discourse in Thoreau’s Walden · Ronald B. Schwartz · ar · A Letter from John Bennett to Jay B. Hubbell · Erma P. Whittington · ar · Layaways · Stephen Dixon · ss · The Crier Outside Bedlam · Gayle Whittier · ss · The Watchman · W. D. Wetherell · ss · In the Summer of Year One · Ken McCullough · pm · To the Interior · Audrey Conard · pm · Afternoon Difficulty · John Humma · pm · Captive · Pauline Alldred · pm · Two Poems · Robert Walton · pm · Suicide · Robert Pawlowski · pm · Two Poems · Stuart Friebert · pm · Two Poems · Thomas P. Pickett · pm · Apparent Angular Diameter · Ruth Berman · pm · Upon the Death of the Neighborhood Caitiff · Carol Dunne · pm · The Metal Eater · Robert P. Cooke · pm · The Metal Rape · Melanie Gause Harris · pm · Act Natural · John Ditsky · pm · Crumbs from the Table · Dorothy Graccy · pm · Poem From a Basement · Robin McCorquodale · pm · The Aster, the Weed, and the Game · Allen Kanfer · pm · Locus #12 · Paul Kameen · pm · Letter in March · J. R. Kangas · pm · A Gathered Church: The Literature of the English Dissenting Interest, 1700-1930 by Donald Davie · John Seed · br · The Unity of “The Faerie Queen” by Ronald Arthur Horton · Jerome S. Dees · br · Victorian Noon: English Literature in 1850 by Carl Dawson · Tim Peltason · br · Person, Place, and Thing in Henry James’s Novels by Charles Anderson · Daniel J. Schneider · br · The Prophetic Melville; Experience, Transcendence, and Tragedy by Rowland A. Sherrill · Nathalia Wright · br · A Colonial Southern Bookshelf: Reading in the Eighteenth Century by Richard Beale Davis · John L. Idol, Jr. · br · The Half-Blood: A Cultural Symbol in 19th-Century American Fiction by William J. Scheick · John L. Idol, Jr. · br · The Metaphysical Novel in England and Ameriac: Dickens, Bulwer, Hawthorne, Melville by Edwin M. Eigner · Eric J. Sundquist · br · Commissioned Spirits: The Shaping of Social Motion in Dickens, Carlyle, Melville, and Hawthorne by Jonathan Arac · Eric J. Sundquist · br · The “Stanze” of Angelo Poliziano translated by David Quint · Frank Day · br (r)
The South Carolina Review [v13 #2, Spring 1981] · Interview with Walker Percy in His Home in Covington, Louisiana, January 2, 1981 · Jan Nordby Gretlund · iv · The Allegory of the Cave and The Moviegoer · Lewis A. Lawson · ar · Walker Percy: A Scandinavian View · Jan Nordby Gretlund · ar · “The Thread in the Labyrinth”: Love in the Ruins and One Tradition of Comedy · John Cunningham · ar · The Southernness of Walker Percy · Cleanth Brooks · ar · Story, Story-teller and Listener: Notes on Lancelot · Simon Vauthier · ar · When Gratitude Is No More: Eudora Welty’s “June Recital” · Marilyn Arnold · ar · Distortion by History and Legend: The Pessimistic Ending of Lancelot · Nicholas Canaday · ar · Little Tom · David Bottoms · ss · Lamb Says · Roseanne Coggeshall · ss · Targets · Robert T. Sorrells · ss · The Palm Voyeur · Charles Edward Eaton · pm · The Grapes · Kevin Clark · pm · Three Poems · Naomi Rachel · pm · Two Poems · William Aarnes · pm · Four Poems · Lyn Lifshin · pm · The Second Coming by Walker Percy · William Koon · br · Eugene O’Neill: Poems: 1912-1944, ed. by Donald Gallup · Charles Molesworth · br · Nathaniel Hawthorne: A Biography by Arlin Turner · John L. Idol, Jr. · br · Henry Adams by R.P. Blackmur · William E. Cain · br
The South Carolina Review [v14 #1, Fall 1981] · Fanny Elssler: Charleston’s Bright Dancing Meteor of 1840-1841 · Mary Grace Swift · ar · Hightower and Tennyson in Light in August · Mario L. D’Avanzo · ar · Sanctuary: Personal Fantasies and Social Fictions · Robert J. Kloss · ar · Addie Bundren’s Eyes and the Difference They Make · John E. Bassett · ar · Signing the Syllables: The Poetry of Karl Shapiro · Richard Jackson · ar · Not Charles · Stephen Dixon · ss · Mansions · Lenora K. Rogers · ss · The Mirror · Joyce Carol Oates · ss · Openings and Closings: A Collection of Short Fictions · Richard Kostelanetz · ss · McCorquodale Dialogues from the Cathedral at Chartres · Robin Hunt · ss · The Saddest Thing · Henry H. Roth · ss · The Dispensation · Bob Everett · ss · Wild Jack · Angela Strack · pm · Two Poems · Stephen Roberts · pm · Confederates, 1978 · Stephen Corey · pm · Two Poems · Melvin Walker La Follette · pm · Nob Dancers · Martha Parker · pm · Moses · Norman Nathan · pm · History at North Star · Kim Robert Stafford · pm · Three Poems · Lyn Lifshin · pm · Topolobampo · Peter LaSalle · pm · Two Poems · Katrina V. Ringose · pm · November · Robert E. Wood · pm · Two Poems · Jane Somerville · pm · Bach in the Afternoon · Mary Kratt · pm · Destroyer and Preserver: Shelley’s Poetic Skepticism by Lloyd Abbey · Frederick W. Shilstone · br · Sexualism and Feminism in Shelley by Nathaniel Brown · Frederick W. Shilstone · br · Mary Stuart, freely translated and adapted from Schiller’s play by Stephen Spender · Victor Anthony Rudowski · br · Dialects in Culture: Essays in General Dialectology by Raven I. McDavid, Jr., edited by William A. Kretzschmar, Jr, · John L. Idol, Jr. · br · Varieties of American English: Essays by Raven I. McDavid, Jr., selected and introduced by Anwar S. Dil · John L. Idol, Jr. · br · Too Late; Quite Contrary: The Mary and Newt Story; and 14 Stories by Stephen Dixon · Lee K. Abbott, Jr. · br

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