Coterie:
A Quarterly: Art, Prose, and Poetry
No. 3
Lall, Chaman (editor)
London: Hendersons, 1919-12
A Quarterly: Art, Prose, and Poetry
No. 3
Lall, Chaman (editor)
London: Hendersons, 1919-12
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Contents
- Cover Design (Roberts, William): i-i
- The Stone Place (Fletcher, John Gould): 7-7
- Gates (Fletcher, John Gould): 8-8
- Low Tide on the Foreshore at Merrion (Dodds, E. R.): 9-9
- The Blind Glen (Dodds, E. R.): 10-10
- The Moon-worshippers (Dodds, E. R.): 10-11
- Why should Beauty endure? (Dodds, E. R.): 11-11
- Week-ends (Sitwell, Sacheverell): 12-14
- The Pike (Blunden, E. C.): 15-16
- An Evensong (Blunden, E. C.): 16-17
- The Unchangeable (Blunden, E. C.): 17-17
- A Waterpiece (Blunden, E. C.): 18-18
- Occasional Visitor (Monro, Harold): 19-19
- A Cautionary Rhyme for Parents (Munro, Harold): 19-19
- The Spring Song: From Sundry Songs suited to Civilization. For Osbert Sitwell (Nichols, Robert): 20-23
- On Richard Aldington (Flint, F. S.): 24-25
- Bones (Aldington, Richard): 26-27
- The New Legend (Sitwell, Osbert): 28-32
- Summer Wind (Sitwell, Osbert): 32-33
- Drawing (Turnbull): A-A
- Drawing (Flanagan, John): B-B
- What the Syren said to the Sea-Horse (Sitwell, Osbert): 33-34
- Malibras (O'Brien, Edward J.): 35-36
- Christopher Marlye (Strong, L. A. G.): 37-37
- A Devon Rhyme (Strong, L. A. G.): 38-38
- From the Dublin Streets (Strong, L. A. G.): 38-38
- The Train runned over Joe (Strong, L. A. G.): 39-39
- At the Fair (Sitwell, Edith): 40-41
- Imaginary Conversation (Huxley, Aldous): 42-49
- Drawing (Modigliani): C-C
- Ladle Slag (Wadsworth, Edward): D-D
- Mental Cases: Killed in Action, 4th Nov., 1918 (Owen, Wilfred, M. C.): 50-50
- Cabaret (Aiken, Conrad): 51-52
- Movements from a Symphony (Aiken, Conrad): 53-60
- The Return (Moult, Thomas): 61-61
- Three Songs (Wilson Gibson, Wilfrid): 62-63
- Indian Summer (Green, Russell): 64-64
- Oxford Bells (Green, Russell): 64-65
- To One (Green, Russell): 65-65
- Economics (Green, Russell): 65-66
- Individual (Green, Russell): 66-67
- A Prayer (Green, Russell): 67-67
- Society (Green, Russell): 68-68
- English Literature and the Revolution (Goldring, Douglas): 69-73
- Shaw, the Show, and the Shawm: Or, What's Wrong with the Theatre? (Lall, Chaman): 74-78
- Love and Sin (Meyerstein, E. H. W.): 79-79
- Enigma (Meyerstein, E. H. W.): 79-80
- Seasons (Meyerstein, E. H. W.): 80-80
- Huskisson Sacred and Profane: Another Jest too deep for Laughter (Read, Herbert): 81-85
- To --- (Deutsch, Babette): 86-86
- Entr'acte (Deutsch, Babette): 86-86
- Eve (Massingham, H. J.): 87-88
- The Tower in the Lane (Childe, Wilfred): 89-90
- As an Army with Banners (Childe, Wilfred): 90-91
- A Psalm of Peace (Crawshay William, Eliot): 92-92
- Beside the Still Waters (Crawshay William, Eliot): 93-93
- Brown Earth and Beech Tree (Earp, T. W.): 94-94
- Merlin (Earp, T. W.): 95-95
- Advertisements: 96-96