Veronica Forrest-Thomson:
Three Essays

Introduction by
Michael Hansen
and Gareth Farmer

Anne Blonstein
Jason Harmon
Trevor Joyce
Keston Sutherland
Stephanie Strickland
Tom Pickard
William Fuller
Stephanie Schlaifer
Marjorie Welish

Edmundo Paz Soldán
Michael G. Donkin
Victor Pelevin
Andrzej Stasiuk

Charles Altieri

Dustin Simpson
Simona Schneider
Brian Reed

Fred Cisterna
Forrest Gander

Chicago Review 56:2/3 features a portfolio of three unpublished essays by Veronica Forrest-Thomson, accompanied by editorial notes and an introduction: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")

       – "Pastoral and Elegy in the Early Poems of Tennyson"

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This issue of Chicago Review also includes

POETRY by Anne Blonstein, Jason Harmon, Trevor Joyce, Keston Sutherland, Stephanie Strickland, Tom Pickard, William Fuller, Stephanie Schlaifer, and Marjorie Welish.

FICTION by Edmundo Paz Soldán, Michael G. Donkin, Victor Pelevin, and Andrzej Stasiuk

a NOTEBOOK by Nathanaël

an ESSAY by Charles Altieri: "The Place of Rhetoric in Contemporary Poetics: Jennifer Moxley and Juliana Spahr"

NOTES on Elliott Carter by Fred Cisterna and ecopoetics by Forrest Gander

& COVER ART by Marjorie Welish

The next issue of Chicago Review (58:2) will appear in mid-fall 2013.