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The Creative Window continued gives Trace no. 61 its clearest point of entry, while ESSAYS & ARTICLES DO MAGAZINES CULTURE (?), by Rajat Neogy ... ... ... ... 121 THE… by A. Fredric Franklyn and FINANCIAL & EDITORIAL FREEDOM, by Charles Robinson ... ... ... 240 by Charles Robinson widen the issue’s field. Dated Summer 1966, this substantial number indexes 39 pieces or named sections, moving between literary argument, creative work, reviews, correspondence, and the practical business of little-magazine culture. The reader’s edition makes that sequence easy to follow; the original scan preserves the cover, page design, advertisements, visual material, and directory apparatus that locate the writing in its first publication. Together, the two editions show James Boyer May sustaining both a literary forum and a working map of the independent publishing network.
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- The Creative Window continued [Contribution, p. 5]
- ESSAYS & ARTICLES DO MAGAZINES CULTURE (?), by Rajat Neogy ... ... ... ... 121 THE NOVEL: WHERE IS IT?, by James Boyer May ... ... ... ... 125 POETRY IN THE THEATRE — I, by William Packard ... ... ... ... 136 THE VISION OF RUMPELSTILTSKIN, by Howard McCord ... ... ... 145 THE TALENT VS. ITS IMAGE, by A. Fredric Franklyn — A. Fredric Franklyn [Essay, p. 217]
- FINANCIAL & EDITORIAL FREEDOM, by Charles Robinson ... ... ... 240 — Charles Robinson [Essay, p. 6]
- EDITORS (and others) WRITE Model for English Instructors by James Hiner ... ... ... ... 133 Little Mags Save the Word ?, by L. Stanley Cheney ... ... ... 133 Capote-Tynan Controversy, by Norma Crandall ... ... ... ... 134 The ‘Endopsychic Quartet’, by Ivor Darreg ... ... ... ... 134 One Hundred Per Cent Protection?, by Elizabeth Louch 135 — Rajat Neogy [Correspondence, p. 7]
- Towards Print (do Magazines Culture [?] *) — Rajat Neogy [Essay, p. 8]
- Act of Creation — Laurence A. Goldstein [Poem, p. 13]
- The Novel: Where Is It? — James Boyer May [Essay, p. 14]
- The Chronicle [Reference, p. 21]
- Editors (and others) Write [Correspondence, p. 22]
- Model for English Instructors — James Hiner [Correspondence, p. 22]
- Little Mags to Save the Word from Foundering? — L. Stanley Cheney [Correspondence, p. 23]
- Poetry in the Theatre—l — William Packard [Essay, p. 26]
- The Vision of Rumpelstiltskin — Howard McCord [Essay, p. 39]
- Poetic criticism or critical poetry? [Contribution, p. 42]
- Lalinal — Dodo Charlee [Contribution, p. 51]
- Part III [Contribution, p. 52]
- Part IV — Dodo Charlee [Contribution, p. 53]
- Part V [Contribution, p. 54]
- View of a Landscape — Karl Krolow [Poem, p. 65]
- An Evening with Emily* — Fred Cogswell [Fiction, p. 79]
- Fred Cogswell [Contribution, p. 81]
- Fred Cogswell [Contribution, p. 83]
- A Woman Sound — Seth Wade [Fiction, p. 86]
- A Matter of Disappearance — Seth Wade [Fiction, p. 87]
- Upper Gills, Written With A Sharp Pencil — Written With A Upper Gills [Contribution, p. 87]
- Rabbit @(por pepito) [Contribution, p. 89]
- Three Tales of Our Time — Bill Klaus [Fiction, p. 102]
- Hemaloid [Contribution, p. 102]
- Mr. Liggett Joins the Peace Corps [Contribution, p. 104]
- Bill Klaus [Contribution, p. 105]
- Mr. Liggett Finds His Identity [Contribution, p. 105]
- There’s No Smile Like a Mother’s Smile — John Mohme [Fiction, p. 107]
- The Talent vs. Its Image — A. Fredric Franklyn [Essay, p. 111]
- The Novel . . . (continued from page 129) [Contribution, p. 125]
- The Telling — John Weston [Contribution, p. 130]
- Big Problems of the Little Magazines: Financial & Editorial Freedom [Contribution, p. 131]
- The New England Art of Mary E. Wilkins Freeman — Abigail Ann Hamblen [Contribution, p. 145]
- Have you visited Canada? What is Canada about? what is it like? THE CANADIANS [Contribution, p. 145]
- Anthology Of Poems [Poem, p. 146]
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Trace, no. 61 (Summer 1966). Text/Tech Journals reader’s edition, 2026.