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I. A Pomenvylope by Nicholas Moore by Martin Sorrell.
A communication from a poet once famous. Published with A Voice from the Nile by ‘Bysshe Vanolis’, the Nicholas Moore of his time, but rediscovered in the Fortnightly‘s archive.
II. Postmodernism by Anthony Howell.
Published with Postmodernism at the V&A, a brief editorial preface, and an informal exhibition memoir by Urban Architecture’s Keith Johnson, Memphis Comes to Kensington. Added:
IIA. Notes on the Complexities of Post-Modernism by Charles Jencks.
III. Entropy and the Tradescant Ark by Alan Wall.
Some thoughts on acquiring even more for the person who may already have too much. Published with The Bibliomania (1809), by John Ferriar, M.D.
IV. Charles Dickens in the Editor’s Chair by Percy Fitzgerald.
Editorial advice to would-be story-tellers. Published here to coincide with the republication of Forster’s Life of Charles Dickens in three volumes by Cambridge University Press. The bicentennial of Dickens’ birth is 2012.
V. Genealogy in America by Drew Moore.
A writer finds he is almost, but not quite, related to Chaucer. Also in The Fortnightly Review: On Ancestor Worship by Herbert Spencer.
VI. Truthtelling by Roger Berkowitz.
‘Democracy in an Age Without Facts’. The inaugural lecture, published here simultaneously with the fourth annual conference of the Hannah Arendt Center.
VII. Death to the Reading Class by Marshall Poe.
Also in The Fortnightly Review: The Production and Life of Books by C. Kegan Paul.
VIII. Vorticists in London by Andrew Thacker.
Also in The Fortnightly Review: Vorticism by Ezra Pound.
IX. On Social Disorder by Gerald Gaus.
X. From the Øιλοκαλíα to Franny’s Pea-green Book by Andrew Louth.
Edited by Anthony O’Hear and Denis Boyles.
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