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Stinehour
No full textThe Stinehour Press, Lunenburg, Vermont : design, copyediting, Monotype and computer typesetting, pasteup, mechanicals, letterpress printing, and complete edition bookbindin
WRW20
No full textWriting for a Real World is an educational journal whose mission is to showcase the best undergraduate writing at the University of San Francisco. Twentieth Anniversary Issue
The New Song
No full textSigned by the author. For the benefactors and patrons of the Sun Valley Writers' Conference for 2014Van Dijck & Weiss Initials Series IIINidegge
The Meaning of Simplicity
No full textSigned by the illustrator (Tanner) on the verso.The poem was translated by Edmund Keele
Calliope and Urania
No full textOn the left is a depiction of Calliope, the muse of heroic epics. While typically shown holding tablets or books, here she appears to be playing an instrument. On the right is Urania, the muse of astronomy, who holds a globe in her hand
Musagetes
No full textWritten on the drawing is the name Musagetes, another name for the Greek god Apollo, often used when referring to his role as the leader of the nine Muses- the goddesses of the arts and sciences. Musagetes holds a plant in his arms, the word lauro written above it, indicating the fauna is a bay laurel, used to weave crowns in ancient Greece. The god is flanked by two swans, his sacred birds that carried him and his chariot over the earth. At Musagetes feet are the words cielo, sky, and terra, earth, as well as the sun
