The Importance of Being Colette
Frederic J. Shepler
Reviewed:
Break of Day
by Colette, translated by Enid McLeod. Noonday, 1961.
Looking Backwards
by Colette, translated by David LeVay. Indiana University Press, 1975.
My Mother’s House and Sido
by Colette, translated by Una Vicenzo and Enid McLeod. Farrar, 1953.
The Vagabond
by Colette, translated by Enid McLeod. Noonday, 1955.
Colette: The Difficulty of Loving
by Margaret Crosland. Dell, 1973.
The dream habitués
Josephine Jacobsen
Ingmar Bergman and His Audiences
Carol Clover
A Season in Venice
Robert Taylor
End/Beginning
Adrienne Rich
An Interview with Susan Sontag
Geoffrey Movius
Katherine Porter, Painter
Nan Arghyros
Gertrude Stein and the Rhythms of Life
Joel Porte
Von Karajan and the Viennese School
David St. George
An Elegy
Herbert Kenny
Gallery Reviews
Nan Arghyros
Photography Reviews
Ann Parson
White Tailed Capuchin Monkey In a Moncton Woolworth’s
G. Ellebogen
The Fiction Collective Novels
Fanny Howe
Reviewed:
Searching for Survivors
by Russell Banks. Fiction Collective, 1975.
98.6
by Ronald Sukenick. Fiction Collective, 1975.
The Secret Table
by Mark Mirsky. Fiction Collective, 1975.
Lilies that Fester Smell Far Worse Than Weeds
Luis Ellicott Yglesias
Reviewed:
Hers
by A. Alvarez. Random, 1975.
Mirrors and Memories
Anne Williams
Reviewed:
Mirror, Mirror
by Harriet Waugh. Little, 1975.
This Man’s Scope and That Man’s Art
Jerrold Hickey
Reviewed:
Here at the New Yorker
by Brendan Gill. Random, 1975.
Thurber: A Biography
by Burton Bernstein. Dodd, 1975.
American Cooking
Julia Child
Reviewed:
American Food: The Gastronomic Story
by Evan Jones. Dutton, 1975.
Rope Trick
Albert Goldbarth
Lunch with Jan Morris
H. Bibesco
