Chicago Review 56:2/3 features a portfolio of three unpublished essays by Veronica Forrest-Thomson, accompanied by editorial notes and an introduction: from “His True Penelope Was Flaubert: Ezra Pound and Nineteenth Century Poetry”, from “Lilies from the Acorn” (on Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s “Death-in-Love”) and “Pastoral and Elegy in the Early Poems of Tennyson”
Genres
Poetry—
Anne Blonstein, Jason Harmon, Trevor Joyce, Keston Sutherland, Stephanie Strickland, Tom Pickard, William Fuller, Stephanie Schlaifer, and Marjorie Welish
Fiction—
Edmundo Paz Soldán, Michael G. Donkin, Victor Pelevin, and Andrzej Stasiuk
A Notebook—
Nathanaël
An Essay—
Charles Altieri: “The Place of Rhetoric in Contemporary Poetics: Jennifer Moxley and Juliana Spahr”
Reviews—
Dustin Simpson on Merrill Gilfillan, Simona Schneider on Mahmoud Darwish, Brian Reed on Cole Swenson
Notes—
Elliott Carter by Fred Cisterna and ecopoetics by Forrest Gander
Cover Art—
Marjorie Welish