The Review of Contemporary Fiction
Robert Walser
* Acknowledgments
* Susan Bernofsky and Tom Whalen, "Introduction"
* Robert Walser, "Prose Pieces and Letters"
* Martin Walser, "A Poet Apart: On Robert Walser"
* Lynne Sharon Schwartz, "A Sort of Hero"
* Christopher Middleton, "Translation as a Species of Mime"
* Five Letters from the Brothers Quay and Stills from
The Comb
* John Biguenet, "Walking Wounded: The Moral Vision of Robert Walser"
* Peter Bichsel, "Reading
Geschwister Tanner"
* Hermann Hesse, "
Der Gehulfe"
* Tamara S. Evans, "Robert Walser on the Battle of Sempach: A History Lesson"
* Phillip Lopate, "'The Walk' as a Species of Walk Literature"
* Werner Morlang, "The Singular Bliss of the Pencil Method: On the Microscripts"
* Bernard Echte, "Robert Walser's
Rauber Novel"
* Mark Harman, "A Secretive Modernist: Robert Walser and His Microscripts"
* Adolf Muschg, "Lost Traces: On a Poem by Robert Walser"
* Tom Whalen, "Ignorance, Analogy, Motion: Robert Walser's 'Boat Trip'"
* Tom Whalen, "A Robert Walser Bibliography"
* John O'Brien,
"An Interview with Diane Williams"
* Books Received
