Fall Literary Review 2017

This is a book about war, about inhumane acts, about personal and institutional instincts of self-preservation.

A survey of children's books that put a human face on the complexities of America’s past

 “I really feel I can touch you even in this darkness when I pray.”
    —War correspondent James Foley (1973—2014)
           from his last message to his family

“Man Jack the man is, just” Gerard Manley Hopkins

He is putting his whole hood/ over the hyssop, lowering his bone nose/ for the scent.

Poet Kim Bridgford hopes to publish an essay on every woman poet who has ever lived through the Mezzo Cammin Women Poets Timeline, which she edits.

Raymond A. Schroth, S.J., America's books editor, considers shifting masculine ideals in film and literature.