The overwrought urn : a potpourri of parodies of critics who triumphantly present the real meaning of authors from Jane Austen to J. D. Salinger
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The overwrought urn : a potpourri of parodies of critics who triumphantly present the real meaning of authors from Jane Austen to J. D. Salinger
Pegasus, c1969
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Contents of Works
- Pierre Menard, author of Don Quixote / by J.L. Borges
- The romantic triumph: the warp and the wolf / by R.M. Myers
- The transcendentalists, by R. Armour
- Thomas Mann and eighteenth-century comic fiction / by W. Booth
- How to criticize a poem, by T. Spencer
- The greatest English lyric? A new reading of Joe E. Skilmer's Therese / by J.F. Nims
- Eliot among the nightingales: fair and foul / by C. Kaplan
- Invictus: a regurgitation / by I. Wallach
- The ghost of Christmas past: Stopping by woods on a snowy evening / by H.R. oursen, Jr
- The secret of The secret sharer bared / by B. Harkness
- Mrs. Bennet and the dark gods: the key to Jane Austen / by D. Bush
- Eloise disclosed / by F. Lamport
- Patristic exegesis: a medieval Tom Sawyer / by J. Halverson
- Six, sex, sick: Seymour, some comments / by C. V. Genthe
- Christian symbolism in Lucky Jim / by R. Conquest
- A. A. Milne's honey-balloon-pit-gun-tail-bathtubcomplex / by F.C. Crews
- Shakespeare explained / by R. Benchley
- An imaginary review / by J.C. Squire
- Notes and comments, by motley hands
- My memories of D. H. Lawrence / by J. Thurber
- Tiptoeing down memory lane / by R. Benchley
- The critics: a conversation / by E. Wilson
- Chicago letter / by W.B. Scott
- Dover Beach revisited / by T. Morrison
- Contributors to this issue / by R. Benchley
