The Periplum
Donald Davie, “Poundians Now”
Massimo Bacigalupo, “Ezra Pound’s Tigullio”
Walter Baumann, “‘Not of One Bird But of Many’: Pound’s Janequin”
John Cayley, “The Literal Image: Illustrations in The Cantos”
David Gordon, “The Great Digest: A Pattern”
Michele F. Cooper, “Ezra Pound and the Japanese Cosmogony”
Peter Stoicheff, “Pound’s Final Personae in Drafts & Fragments”
Stephen Sicari, “The Secret of Eleusis, or How Pound Grounds His ‘Epic of Judgment’”
The Explicator
Mary Anne Kenner, “A Cameo”
Matthew Little, “‘Atasal’ in Canto LXXVI and Ernst Renan on Sufi Mysticism”
John Leigh, “Shepard, Pound and Bertran de Born”
G. Singh, “Pound and Milton”
H. Hauge, “‘Nothing but Death is Irrevocable’: A Note on Pound’s and Eliot’s Use of Turgenev”
Gyung-Ryul Jang, “Cathay Reconsidered: Pound as Inventor of Chinese Poetry”
Michael Fournier, “A Note on the Ell-Square Pitkin”
The Biographer
J. Laughlin, “E.P.: The Lighter Side”
J. J. Wilhelm, “Pound’s Four Fascinating Grandparents”
Philippe Mikriammos, “Ezra Pound in Paris (1921-1924): A Cure of Youthfulness”
James Longenbach, “The Order of the Brothers Minor: Pound and Yeats at Stone Cottage 1913-1916”
The Vortex
Michael Fournier, “Report on the Ezra Pound Centennial Conference”
Angela Elliott and Rosalind McKeown, “The Ezra Pound Centennial Tour of Italy”
The National Poetry Award
The Reviewer
David Walker (The Wild Old Man: Poems of Lu Yu, trans. David Gordon)
Colin McDowell (Ezra Pound/John Theobald: Letters, ed. Donald Pearce and Herbert Schneidau)
Reed Way Dasenbrock (Beongcheon Yu, The Great Circle: American Writers and the Orient)
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The cover image for this issue is a photograph of Mary Anne Kenner’s cameo, given to her by Mary de Rachewiltz. See page 325 for the complete story.