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==Issue Contents==
'''Number 1, 1944'''
*] - Open Letter to Small Magazines
*] - Two Poems
*] - You're No Dope: Let Me Save You
*] - Street With People
*] - Poem In 2 Scenes
*] - The Red Battery
*] - Toward A Technique Of Rule
*] - Four Poems
*] - Pirandello In Chains
*] - The Map Of The Country
'''Number 2, 1944'''
*] - To Anaïs Nin Regarding One Of Her Books
*] - Two Poems
*] - Two War Elegies
*] - Four Poems
*] - Letter To Gabene
*] - Four Line Prints
*] - Rilke And The Lost God
*] - Three Poems
*] - To The Dean
*] - To Henry Miller
*] - Two Poems
*] - Quinquin
'''Number 3, 1944'''
* ] - The Bulbul Birds
* ] - Four Poems
*] - The Father
*] - Histoire De Parmenia L'Havanaise
*] - Morning Passage
*] - Two Poems
*] - Palimpsest
*] - Two Poems
*] - Mr. Eliot And Mr. Milton
*] - Poem
*] - Poem
*] - First Impression Of College
*] - Two Poems
*] - Two Poems
*] - About Marie Wells
*] - Poem
*] - Poem
*] - Les Lauriers Sont Coupés
'''Number 4, 1944'''
*] - The All-Seeing
*] - Where Is Obscenity?
*] - Four
*] - The Two Creators
*] - Low Darkened Shelter
*] - Varda: The Master Builder
*] - Poems
*] - Marley And The Gemini
*] - Two Poems
*] - All Over The Place
*] - To John Wheelwright
*] - Sea Poems
*] - Deep Six For Danny
*] - Two poems
*] - Les Lauriers Sont Coupés
'''Number 5, 1945'''
*] - The Purcells
*] - Five Poems
*] - Neptune, Evocator Extraordinary
*] - Three Portraits
*] - Max Jacob
*] - Clay Spohn's War Machines
*] - Preface For The Power Within Us
*] - Four Little Poems
*] - Rain
*] - Voltas For Fugues
*] & ] - Photo-poems
*] - Artist's Life
*] - A Poem & A Story
*] - First Pity
*] - Journey Of The Soul
*] - Two Poems
'''Number 6, 1945'''
*] - Some Elements Of Active Poetry
*] - Letter To Camp Orford, Poem In Two Scenes, text
*] - Framed Portent, Table Set For Sea Slime, text
*] - Death At Noon, Monody In One, text
*] - Road To Chicago, text
*] - Darling Sister And The Pound Of Liver
*] -Whirl
*] - Knud Merrild: A Holiday In Paint
*] - Tepuzteca, Tepehua
*] - Poem In 38 Lines
*] - John Works On A Figure Of Virginia, Carving It
*] - Return, The Expert
*] - A Gallery Of Americans
*] - Soliloquy At Dinner
*] - The Soldiers
*] - My Reply As A Jew
*] - Flannel Night Shirt
*] - Villanelle 1, Villanelle 2
*]] - Les Lauriers Sont Coupés
'''Numbers 7&8, 1946'''
*] - The Years As Catches
*] - Two Block Prints
*] - Hedja
*] - Finnegan Epic
*] - Map Of Joyce's Life
*] Jacques Vache
*] - Sleepers Awake
*] - Tattooed Sailor
*] - Falstaff And The Chinese Poet
*] - Without Horizon
*] - Four Paintings
*] - The Magic Circle
*] - Concert In Dorse
*] - Oblique Epitome
*] - In Memoriam
*] - Letter To A Young Lady
*] - The Colony
*] - The Poem Of The Two Oscars
*] - Angel Hernandez, Artist
*] & ] - Two Photo-poems
*] - A Line Drawing And A Story, The Tryst
*] - Flamenco
*] - Easter Bells
*[[Roger Pryor Dodge}} - A Non-esthetic Basis For The Dance
*] - Civilization
*] - The Lemmings
*] - Three Conversions
*] - Fire Sale
*] - Blue Peter
*] - French Music Between Two Wars
*] - Creative Photography
*] - Three Poems
*] - Two Poems
*] - A Story, A Poem
*] - The Death Of An Innocent
*] - Murder And Complacency
*] - There Are No Pointless Jests
*] - It All Depends On How You Want It
*] - Three Poems
*] - Three Books Tangent To Circle
'''Number 9, 1946'''
*] - Eight Aspects Of Melissa
*] - Essay On Children
*] - A History Primer
*] - Four Experimental Nudes
*] - The Inflammable Angel Kezia
*] - The Ars Poetica Of Paul Valery
*] - The Release
*] - Ellwood Graham
*] - The Wing: The Mirror
*] - Taras And The Snowfield
*] - NP Ward
*] - Manifesto Of Psychromatic Design
*] - Three Poems
*] - The Man In The Cape
*] - Triumphal Arch
*] - Oath Of The Tennis Court
*] - Revolutionary Poem
*] - The Memorable Hosptial
*] - Poem For Three
*] - Four Poems
*] - The Development From Surrealism
*] - A Note To Kenneth Patchen
*] - Two Poems
*] - Rimbaud Opus (Part Two)
*] - PR, The Portable Review
'''Number 10, 1948'''
*] & ] - Audio-Visual Music
*] - Logistics
*] - The Boss
*] - Eight Poems
*] - The Great Refusal
*] - A Margin Of Chaos
*] - The Bride
*] - Show-horses In The Concert Ring
*] - The Malinche Of Acacingo
*] - Two Enemies Of Society
*] - Forward
*] - Two Poems
*] - Poet In Hungary
*] - Story
*] - Eight Inches Of Snow
*] - Legends Of The Gunner And His Girl
*] - Shuttle
*] - Toward An African Elegy
*] & ]- Admission of Fission

==References== ==References==
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Revision as of 03:01, 13 February 2014

Circle Magazine was published from 1944 to 1948 by George Leite, initially with poet Bern Porter. Produced at Leite's Berkeley, California bookstore, daliel's (always a lowercase 'd'), it featured poetry, prose, criticism and art from many of those whose creative works and their successors would later come to called the San Francisco Renaissance. In addition to the magazine, Circle Editions published contemporary authors such as Albert Cossery and Henry Miller (a personal friend of Leite's).

Cover gallery

Issue Contents

Number 1, 1944

Number 2, 1944

Number 3, 1944

Number 4, 1944

Number 5, 1945

Number 6, 1945

Numbers 7&8, 1946

Number 9, 1946

Number 10, 1948

References

  1. Davidson, Michael (1991). The San Francisco Renaissance: Poetics and Community at Mid-Century. Cambridge University Press. p. 39. ISBN 978-0-521-42304-5.
  2. Brady, Mildred (April 1947). "The New Cult of Sex and Anarchy". Harper's Magazine.
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