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CONTENTSO F VOLUME THIRTY-SIX Vol. XXXVI Number Two Vhinking with Demons: Flaubert and de Sade Geoflrey Wall ‘Between the blank page and the poem’: Reading Simone Weil in Contemporary American Poets Kit Fan Browning, Grief, and the Strangeness of Dramatic Verse Francis O°Gorman REVIEWS The Flowers of Tarbes or, Terror in Literature by Jean Paulhan, translated and with an introduction by Michael Syrotinski Derek Attrides { Modernism by Peter Howarth and t World War Literature by Santanu Das Jason Harding ler Beckett edited by S. E. Gontarski and Anthony Uhlmann md Democra iterary Culture 1900-1930 bv Rac hel Potter Sullman Vol. XXXVI Number Three lhe Chemistry of Love Poetry lim Hancock Beyond Opium: De Quincey’s Range of Reveries N ital bord “The Sensitive Author’: George Ehot lom ope rlinget REVIEWS The Literary Career of Mark Akenside, In Von-Medical Prose by Robin Dix Adj am R>o unce rHE CAMBRIDGE QUARTERLY Selected Letters of Wilham Empson edited by John Haffenden, William Empson, volume II: Against the Christians by John Haffenden Matthew Bevis Nation and Novel: The English Novel from its Ongins to the Present Day by Patrick Parrinder David Gervais George Eliot and Nineteenth-Century Psychology: Exploring the Unmapped Country by Michael Davis Kirstie Blair Vol. XXXVI Number Four Children Asleep in the Underground: The ‘Tube Shelters of Brandt and Moore David Ashford Perspicuous Opacity: Marianne Moore and ‘Truth in a Fallen World Be n Re izenstein REVIEWS The Ulster Renaissance: Poetry in Belfast 1962— 1972 by Heather Clark lom Walker The Frendship: Wordsworth and Coleridge by Adam Sisman, A Chance Meeting: Intertwined Lives of American Writers and Artists 1854-1967 by Rachel Cohen Ruth Abbott Edmund Curll, Bookseller by Paul Baines and Pat Rogers, Pro Readers in Exghteenth-Century England by Jan Fergus Tom Jones Painting Shakespeare: The Artist a itic. 1720-1820 by Stuart Sillars Ss Jane Partner Fuseli’s Milton Gallery: “Turning Readers into Spectators’ by Luisa Cale Richard C. Sha Inthony Munday and Cwic Culture: Theatre, History and Power in Earl Modern London 1580-1633 by Tracey Hill, Anthony Munday and the Catholics, 1560-1633 by Donna B. Hamilton Richard Rowland CONTENTSOF VOLUME THIRTY-SIX Reading Early Modern Women’s Wnting by Paul Salzman Gillian Wright The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Jane Austen, Mansfield Park edited by John Wiltshire A. C. Henry Wnting After Sidney: The Literary Response to Sir Philip Sidney 1586-1640 by Gavin Alexander Helen Moore A Worldl Countr) by John Ashbery Claire Lo« kwood