IN THIS ISSUE:

• Joseph Petite on the paradox of power in More Stately Mansions
   

• Peter Egri on European antecedents of The Iceman Cometh (Part One)
   

• Susan Tuck on Faulkner's influence on Long Day's Journey into Night
   

• Winifred Frazer on Virginia Floyd's new book, Eugene O'Neill at Work
   

• Reviews and abstracts
   

  • Marshall Brooks on Anna Christie in Worcester, MA
     

  • Deborah Kellar Pattin on A Touch of the Poet in Seattle, WA
     

  • Abstracts of six essays published (or read) elsewhere
     

• The Eugene O'Neill Society section
   

• News, notes and queries
   

• Persons represented in this issue

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