This is a now hard to find, complete issue of
Poetry (Chicago) for
January 1982. This is a Library copy in good condition, from the Rumford, Maine Public Library. It has two stamps, one on the cover and another on the title page. Inside the back cover is a pocket and blank take-out slip. No one ever checked the magazine out!
See photo #2 for c
omplete contents.
60 pages.
Outstanding content opens with
Alicia Ostriker's longer
Message from a Sleeper at Hell's Mouth;
Hilda's Doolittle's ("H.D.") six page
Delphi;
First appearances in the monthly by poets
Dana Gioia and
Erica Funkhouser;
James Laughlin's most enjoyable (14 pages) tour of what he calls "Gists and Piths: From the Letters of
Ezra Pound and
William Carlos Williams." Much more.