Stuart A. Davis

Mac Bird

By Stuart A. Davis June 14, 1967

There may be a special circle of hell, near Limbo but verging on the abode of party-bores and the wartime

By Stuart A. Davis October 29, 1966

A grinning Gargantua in sweat-pants quietly masturbates stage left. One little lady dangles a rope of drool from her lips,

By Stuart A. Davis October 20, 1966

"Little" magazines usually achieve the most value when they present work by writers whose energy and mutual interaction will make

By Stuart A. Davis April 30, 1966

The University's literary efforts have had a mixed year this year. House magazines have been conspicuously dead. The Advocate has

By Stuart A. Davis April 13, 1966

For a poet who is attempting what many consider to be the most radical of recent experiments with language--the Dream

By Stuart A. Davis April 12, 1966

You can hardly call a writer Esoteric whose work is taught in two courses in the University. But the poet