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THE HARDY REVIEW

Volume 1 Summer 1999 Number 1

Editor: Rosemarie Morgan

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CONTENTS

Editor's Column	4

Dialogues and Interactive Resources
LINKS Overview by Robert Schweik	8
POETRY Overview by William W. Morgan	19
FORUM Overview by Betty Cortus	58
NOVELS Overview by Birgit Plietzsch	81
LIFE Overview by Tim Dolin	95
DRAMA Overview by Keith Wilson	102
Symposium Papers from the Hardy Conference (1998)
"Strange and Godlike Power," by W. Eugene Davis	113
"The Lover of All in a Sun-Sweep," by Susan Baker	130
"Two on a Tower," by Harumi James	141
"A Thomas Hardy Hymn," by John Gould	157
Selected Independent Essays "The Modern Vice of Unrest," by Sara A. Malton	168

Notes and Queries	181
Notes on Contributors __________________________________________________	188

Call for Papers

The Review of The Thomas Hardy Association (TTHA) invites contributions of essays by college or university scholars, and adult students, to its next issue -- a publication devoted to criticism of the works of Thomas Hardy.