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ISSUE DATE: May 3, 1941; Vol. XXIV, No. 2
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: WALTER DE LA MARE: "Journey into the terra incognito of time and spaciousness..." (See page 7).

ACCENT ON POETRY:
WHAT POETS ARE SAYING, By Malcolm Cowley.
A REVOLUTION IN EUROPEAN POETRY: 1660-1900, By Emery Neff, Reviewed by Irwin Edman.
THE ARROW AT THE HEEL By Raymond Holden, Reviewed by Elizabeth Drew.
THE POETRY OF W. B. YEATS By Louis MacNeice, Reviewed by Dudley Fitts.
LEAD COVER article/review: COLLECTED POEMS By Walter De la Mare, and RHYMED RUMINATIONS By Siegfried Sassoon, Reviewed by Louis Untermeyer.

BOOKS/REVIEWS:
TIIE NEUTRAL GROUND By Frank 0. Rough, Reviewed by Stephen Vincent Benet.
OUT OF THE FURNACE By Thomas Bell, Reviewed by Maurice Hindus.
THE DAM By Jerome Ellison, Reviewed by Dorsha Hayes.
Miss GRANBY'S SECRET OR THE BASTARD OF PINSK By Eleanor Farjeon, Rebiewed by George Dangerfield.
MR. TUTT COMES HOME By Arthur Train, Reviewed by Phil Stong.
FIRST, THE FIELDS By Charles Wood, Reviewed by William Jay Gold.
COLLECTED EDITION OF HEYWOOD BROUN, Compiled by Heywood Hale Broun.
A FAITH TO FIGHT FOR By John Strachey, Reviewed by Paul Birdsall.
FRANCE SPEAKING By Robert de Saint-Jean, Reviewed by Andre Maurois.
GERMANY PREPARES FOR WAR By Ewald Banse, Reviewed by Henry C. Wolfe.
BEHIND THE RISING SUN By James R. Young, Reviewed by Linton Wells.
JAPAN UNMASKED By Hallett Abend, Reviewed by T. A. Bisson.
POEM: Cotton Fever, by Fred Ross.

DEPARTMENTS:
EDITORIAL: No TIME FOR POETRY.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
TRADE WINDS.
RECORDS IN REVIEW.
DOUBLIC-CROSTICS: No 370.

Prominent Advertisements (Especially for new BOOKS) include:
ALLIS McKAY, "They Came to a River"
HENRY SEIDEL CANBY, "The Brandywine"
CECIL ROBERTS, "A Man Arose"
BRIGID KNIGHT, "Walking the Whirlwind"

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