The Review of Contemporary Fiction

William Eastlake
Aidan Higgins
* John O'Brien, "Interview with William Eastlake" * Edward Abbey, "William Eastlake: Para mi Amigo" * Gerald Haslam, "The Southwestern Novels of William Eastlake" * James R. Lindroth, "Poetry, Abstraction, and the Comedy of Dream: Portrait of an Artist with 26 Horses" * Larry McCaffery, "Style in Eastlake's Southwestern Novels: Personal Visions and Digressions" * Delbert E. Wylder, "William Eastlake: Satiric Voice Looking for a Poem" * Albert Wachtel, "Eastlake: The Artist as Director of Revels" * Robert Creeley, "Cowboys and Indians" * George Bowering, "Portrait of a Horse with Twenty-Six Artists" * Barbara E. Barnes, "Debunking the Myth of the West" * Eric Mottram, "The Limits of Survival with the Weapons of Humour: William Eastlake" * William McPheron, "The Critical Reception of William Eastlake" * William McPheron, "William Eastlake: A Checklist" * Selected Works by Aidan Higgins * Aidan Higgins, "A Sketch" * Aidan Higgins, "The Heroe's Portion: Chaos or Anarchy in the Cultic Twoilet" * Aidan Higgins, "Imaginary Meadows" * Aidan Higgins, "Killachter Meadow" * Aidan Higgins, "From Langrishe, Go Down" * Aidan Higgins, "From Scenes from a Receding Past" * Aidan Higgins, "From Bornholm Night-Ferry" * Samuel Beckett, "Letter from Samuel Beckett Concerning Manuscript of Story 'Killachter Meadow'" * Michael Mullen, "Aidan Higgins: Figures in Landscapes" * Bernard Share, "Down from the Balcony" * John O'Brien, "Scenes from a Receding Past" * James Liddy, "Notes on the Wandering Celt: Aidan Higgins's Balcony of Europe" * Sam Baneham, "Aidan Higgins: A Political Dimension" * Thomas McGonigle, "51 Pauses after Reading Aidan Higgins" * Dermot Healy, "Towards Bornholm Night-Ferry and Texts for Air: A Reading of Aidan Higgins" * Robert Buckeye, "Form as an Extension of Content: 'their existence in my eyes'" * Jack Byrne, "Notes on Higgins's Ladies of Springfield House" * Sean Golden, "Parsing Love's Complainte: Aidan Higgins on the Need to Name"` * Thomas McGonigle, "Let the Dead Bury the Dead: A Prepared Slice from St. Patrick's Day, Dublin, 1974" * Viktor Shklovsky, "Evgeny Onegin (Pushkin and Sterne)" * Note to Future Contributors