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- Fuda-no-Tsuji (story), pp. 3-7
- Poem, p. 8
- 1. A Time for Reconsideration, pp. 9-14
- Poem, p. 15
- 2. Soviet Deception & the Onset of the Cold War, pp. 16-24
- Can Orwell Survive 1984? (II), pp. 25-33
- Poem, p. 34
- Column, pp. 35-36
- Poem, p. 37
- Poem, pp. 38-39
- 3. Our Man in Grenada, pp. 40-42
- 4. The Department of Lethargy, pp. 43-45
- [+]Experts & Readers (7 Reviews) , pp. 46-50Diversity and Depth in Fiction, by Kerry McSweeney and Angus Wilson
- Diversity and Depth in Fiction by Kerry McSweeney and Angus Wilson
- Essays on Fiction, 1971-1982 by Frank Kermode
- Selected Essays by John Bayley
- The World, The Text, and The Critic by Edward W. Said
- Reading (Absent) Character by Thomas Docherty
- The Novel and Society by Grahame Smith
- Games Authors Play by Peter Hutchinson
- [+]Beckett's Power to Claw (3 Reviews) , pp. 51-54Disjecta, by Samuel Beckett and Ruby Cohn
- Disjecta by Samuel Beckett and Ruby Cohn
- Collected Poems, 1930-1978 by Samuel Beckett
- Collected Shorter Plays by Samuel Beckett
- [+]Chaucer's Handmade Literature (6 Reviews) , pp. 55-58Manuscripts and Readers in Fifteenth-Century England, by Derek Pearsall
- Manuscripts and Readers in Fifteenth-Century England by Derek Pearsall
- The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle by Simon Taylor
- The Canterbury Tales by Derek A. Traversi
- A Guide to Chaucer's Language by David Burnley
- The Structure of the Canterbury Tales by Helen Cooper
- Chaucer and the Imagery of Narrative by V.A. Kolve
- [+]Being in Error (Review) , pp. 59-62The Lords of Limit, by Geoffrey Hill
- The Lords of Limit by Geoffrey Hill
- [+]Rabbit Reviewer (Review) , pp. 63-67Hugging the Shore, by John Updike
- Hugging the Shore by John Updike
- Koestler the Militant, pp. 68-70
- Remembering, p. 71
- Authors, p. 72
- The Shadow of Northern Lights, pp. 73-77
- Letters, pp. 78-80
- Life & Letters, pp. 81-82
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