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The Hudson Review celebrates its 55th year in Spring 2003 with a special Anniversary Issue. It includes an historic CD, Along These Lines..., featuring twenty Hudson Review poets reading work published in the magazine, starting with Volume I, Number 1.
• Tennessee Williams: a previously unpublished story, “In Spain There Was Revolution”
• Dana Gioia (newly nominated Director of the NEA): “Disappearing Ink: Poetry at the End of Print Culture”
• Joseph Epstein: “Vin Audenaire,” an overview of W. H. Auden
• Bruce Bawer: “Metropolitan Life,” on biographies of cities
• Harold Fromm: “The New Darwinism in the Humanities”
• Dana Gioia, Emily Grosholz, R. S. Gwynn, Mark Jarman, David Mason, Robert McDowell, Louis Simpson
| Single copies, with CD, are available for $10. | |
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