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"The House that Jack Built" Salmagundi [Saratoga Springs, NY: Skidmore College] 43 (Winter 1979) 140-155.
Essay
"A Gingham Dress" Santa Monica Review 1:1 (Fall 1988) 25-27. Story.
"Belinda's World Tour" Santa Monica Review 3:1 (Fall 1990) 93-100. Story.
"[Untitled Essay]" Satire Newsletter [Oneonta, NY: State University of New York at Oneonta] 3:2 (Spring 1966) 95-100.
Commentary in same issue for "The Concept of the Persona in Satire: A Symposium" pp. 89-153. Symposium's comments are responses to Irwin Ehrenpreis, "Personae" in Carroll Camden, ed., Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature: Essays in Honor of Alan Dugald McKillop (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1963).
Alternate title: "The Persona in Satire: A Symposium in which Many Brilliant Scholars & Critics Unravel this Perplexing Problem"
[Untitled Review] The Scriblerian 2:1 (Autumn 1969) 17-18.
- Caroline Goad, Horace in the English Literature of the Eighteenth Century
- Donald M. Foerster, Homer in English Criticism: The Historical Approach in the Eighteenth Century
"August 30, 1989--January 8, 1991" in Stephen Kuusisto, Deborah Hall, and David Weiss, editors; Taking Note: From Poets’ Notebooks; A Special Issue of Seneca Review, Seneca Review
[Geneva, NY: Hobart and William Smith Colleges] 21:2 (1991) 29-35.Excerpts from a GD notebook.
"Claiming Kin: Artist, Critic and Scholar As Family" Shenandoah [Lexington, VA: Washington and Lee University] 36:1 (1985-86) 35-86. Essay.
Delivered as The Glasgow Lectures.
Issue's front cover drawing by GD.
Re-published in Every Force Evolves A Form as three related essays, entitled, "The Artist as Critic", "The Scholar as Critic", and "The Critic as Artist".
"Notes on ‘Émaux et Camées’" Spectrum [Santa Barbara, CA: University of California at Santa Barbara] 5:3 (Fall/Winter 1961) 162-169.
Essay.
"Il Vecchio" St. Andrews Review [Laurinburg, NC: Presbyterian College] 1:1 (Fall/Winter 1970) 19-20. Essay.
Subject is Ezra Pound.
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[Untitled Essay] TriQuarterly [Chicago: Northwestern University] 19 (Fall 1970) 117-119.
Subject is Edward Dahlberg.
This essay appears also in a reissue of TriQuarterly 19 as a book, Edward Dahlberg: A Tribute, ed. Jonathan Williams, (New York: David Lewis, Inc., 1970.) "A TriQuarterly Book".
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"Three Books in One" Virginia Quarterly Review 47:4 (August 1971) 638-640.
- Mary de Rachewiltz, Discretions
"Kelly in Time" Vort [Silver Spring, MD: Barry Alpert] 2:2 (1974) 163-165. Essay.
"From the Notebooks" Vort [Silver Spring, MD: VORT WORKS INK] 3:3 (1976) 18-22.
Excerpts from a GD notebook.
Title page for this issue: VORT Twenty-First Century Previews: Guy Davenport -- Ronald Johnson. Ninth in a Series Focusing on Contemporary American Writers. Ed. Barry Alpert. Contents:
- Guy Davenport [Photograph] -- Christopher Meatyard
- Guy Davenport: An Interview -- Barry Alpert
- From The Notebooks -- Guy Davenport
- Narrative Tone and Form -- Guy Davenport
- Ex Nihilo -- Hugh Kenner
- Guy Davenport, the Teacher -- Richard Taylor
- Lapidary Fingers -- Hugh Kenner
- Flowers & Leaves -- Paul Metcalf
- Persistent Light Upon the Inviolably Forever Other -- Ronald Johnson
- The Italics are Guy Davenport's -- Ronald Johnson
- Tatlin! -- Paul Metcalf
- Tatlin! -- Fielding Dawson
- "1830" -- John Wilson
- Ezra Pound's Presence in Guy Davenport's Tatlin! -- Hugh Witemeyer
- Guy Davenport: Understanding What to Save -- Robert L. Caserio
- Alkman's Guest -- John Peck
- Guy Davenport and the Use of Knowledge -- Donald Byrd
- Ronald Johnson -- Byron Smith
- Ronald Johnson: An Interview -- Barry Alpert
- WOR(L)DS 25-27 -- Ronald Johnson
- What is the Matter -- John Shannon
- Synchronicity, Ronald Johnson, and the Migratory Phrase -- Steve McCaffery
- Focus a Fire Place -- Thomas Meyer
- Building Poems -- Gus Blaisdell
- [Introduction to Valley of the Many-Colored Grasses] -- Guy Davenport
- [Introduction to RADI OS] -- Guy Davenport
- The Editorial Process -- Barry Alpert
"Narrative Tone and Form" Vort [Silver Spring, MD: VORT WORKS INK] 3:3 (1976) 23-29. Essay.
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"On the Eve of Conversion, a Secular Fantasy" Washington Post Book World (July 6, 1969) 7.
- Review of Thomas Merton, My Argument with the Gestapo: A Macaronic Journal
"An Appreciation of Samuel Beckett" Washington Post Book World (October 26, 1969) 3. Essay.
"The Birth of Science; Written in the Stars" Washington Post Book World (December 21, 1969) 4. Review.
- Giorgio de Santillana, Hamlet's Mill: An Essay on Myth and the Frame of Time
I have the reviewer's copy of the 'uncorrected proof' version of this book, a gift from GD. Its text "underlined in the German manner" with Handschriften notes at the bottom and top of several pages, one of which is "Weaving -- "
"Ezra Pound's Radiant Gists: A Reading of Cantos II and IV" Wisconsin Studies in Contemporary Literature 3:2 (Spring/Summer 1962) 50-64. Essay.
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"Whitman a Century after His Death" Yale Review 80 (October 1992), 1-15. Essay.
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"Every Force Evolves a Form" Zyzzyva 3:1 (Spring 1987) 143-148. Essay.
"Herakleitos" Zyzzyva 6:2 (Summer 1990) 131- [135]
Essay for the Prospectus accompanying Herakleitos. Translated from Greek.
Note: Precedes GD's Herakleitian fragments, pp. 97-102.
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