Magazine Index > Epilogue

Epilogue Volume II (Summer 1936)
[show more info]
Title: Epilogue
Subtitle: A Critical Summary
Issue: Volume II
Editor: Laura Riding.
Place of publication: Deyá, Majorca, London.
Publisher: Seizin Press, Deyá, Majorca and Constable & Co., London
Date: Summer 1936
Price: Seven Shillings and Sixpence
Size: 8 5/8ins (22 cm) x 5 7/8ins (15cm)

[hide info]

Previous issue: Volume I Next issue: Volume III

Laura Riding, 'In Apology', essay, pp. 1 - 7
        "         , 'Crime', essay, pp. 8 - 56
Robert Graves, 'Official and Unofficial Literature', essay, pp. 57 - 61
Kenneth Allott, 'Privacy', poem, p. 62
L. R., 'Homiletic Studies', essay, pp. 63 - 64
Robert Graves, 'Homiletic Studies: Stealing', essay, pp. 65 - 75
Ward Hutchinson, 'Homiletic Studies: Laziness', essay, pp. 76 - 83
Gordon Glover, 'Homiletic Studies: Enthusiasm', essay, pp. 84 - 89
Laura Riding, 'Homiletic Studies: In Defence of Anger', essay, pp. 90 - 107
James Reeves, 'Sophocles', poem, p. 108
        "         , 'Echoes of Triumph', poem, pp. 108 - 109
        "         , 'Postscript to Nature', poem, p. 109
        "         , 'The Murderers', poem, p. 109
Laura Riding, Robert Graves, 'The Exercise of English', essay, pp. 110 - 136
Honor Wyatt, 'A New Year's Eve', poem, p. 137
        "         , 'Self-Haunting', poem, p. 138
Katherine Burdekin, 'Poor Adam', story, pp. 139 - 144
Robert Graves, 'To Walk on Hills', poem, pp. 145 - 146
        "         , 'Never Such Love', poem, pp. 146 - 147
        "         , 'The Climate of Thought', poem, p. 147
Alan Hodge, Laura Riding, 'Philosophy and Poetry', essay, pp. 148 - 160
Ward Hutchinson, 'And Shame it is Thus', poem, p. 161
Laura Riding, 'A Film Scenario', film scenario, pp. 162 - 189
Alan Hodge, 'Succession of Hate', poem, p. 190
        "         , 'Pain Above Pleasure', poem, p. 191
        "         , 'Language In Their Mouths', poem, pp. 191 - 192
Laura Riding, 'Marginal Themes: The Bull Fight', essay, pp. 193 - 207
Robert Graves, 'Marginal Themes: Lucretius and Jeans', essay, pp. 208 - 220
Laura Riding, 'Marginal Themes: The Literary Intelligence', essay, pp. 221 - 230
Robert Graves, 'Marginal Themes: Neo-Georgian Eternity', essay, pp. 231 - 242
Madeleine Vara, 'Marginal Themes: George Sand', essay, pp. 243 - 249
Laura Riding, 'On a New Generation', poem, p. 250
        "         , 'Because of Clothes', poem, pp. 250 - 251
        "         , 'The Wages of Eloquence', poem, pp. 251 - 252