Jack Davis

The Moth Confesses

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TUPPER SAUSSY became a big success in advertising so he could retire at 32 to write music full-time, His first

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R OBERT LOWELL'S Benito Cereno traces a dark path, negating an American's ideals, showing the invalidity of his perceptions and

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A S OF last week, Harvard lacked a local outlet for literary criticism--with the remotely possible exception of Advocate book

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T HE jacket cover is repulsive. It resembles the pop psychedelia used to sell Monkees' mysticism to 14-year-olds. If you

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L EANING forward from his chair, Jorge Luis Borges focuses his nearly sightless eyes somewhere above the Sanders Theater ceiling.

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By awarding fellowships to young foreign scholars who will return to teach in their own countries, the Center hopes to

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A VATAR wouldn't be so dull if it were shorter, smaller and edited. The good material vanishes amid oblique and

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A FTER two years and six issues, The Island has entered a new phase in establishing itself as a noteworthy

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The Borges magic. If you'd been to the first Charles Eliot Norton lecture, you were under the spell again in