Essays on The Alchemy of Print

The Sewanee Review Spring 2015 issue takes a close look at the print world with its theme “The Alchemy of Print.” Essays include Sven Birkerts [pictured] on “The Little Magazine in the World of Big Data”; A. Banerjee on T. S. Eliot’s editing career, “T.S. Eliot and the Criterion“; Robert Buffington on Allen Tate’s time at the Sewanee Review; Stephen Miller on the life of the Partisan Review, “Memoirs of a New York Intellectual Manque”; David Heddendorf on “Reading that Isn’t Reading”; John Maxwell Hamilton’s “The Gospel on Book Theft”; “Price Control and the Publisher” by James L. W. West III; “Everything an Anchor” by Fred Chappell; “The Man Booker Prize for 2014” by Merritt Moseley; “Remembering Winston Churchill: The making of a Book” by Mel Livatino; and “The Cheever Misadventure Revisted” by Scott Donaldson.