June 1937

Articles

• Willa Cather

  Ellery Sedgwick reviews Willa Cather's, Under Forty— a collection of critical essays—and pays tribute to her talent and taste

  Ellery Sedgwick

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• The Years

  Theodore Spencer

• Let Me Live

  Dorothy Parker

• The Hundred Years

  Wilson Follett

• The Incredible Messiah: The Deification of Father Divine

  Hassoldt Davis

• Two Poets

  Theodore Morrison

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• The Contributors' Column

  Gene Richard, R. C. Singleton, Arthur D. Berry, Lawrence Sullivan, Helen Willis Knight, Edith M. Machen, Lucy E. Seett, Powel Crosley Jr., Theo. A. Buenger, S. Miles Bouton, Ruth Shields Mac Niven, Oswald Garrison Villard, and Mabel Lynn Fry

• Understanding Inflation

  H. B. Elliston

• June in St. Petersburg

  Hugo Johanson

• John L. Lewis

  Raoul de Roussy de Sales

• Government by Pressure

  George E. Sokolsky

• 'Formidable!'

  Henry Wales

• Richard Jefferies

  Henry Williamson

• Days at Sea

  May Lewis

• Deserted Field

  Edward Weismiller

• An Uncertain Convert

  Walter Hard

• A Road in Chester

  Walter Hard

• Education and Propaganda

  Carl Joachim Friedrich

• The American Aristocracy

• Days at Blue Hole

  Glanville Smith

• The German Four-Year Plan

  Otto Jellinek

• The Professor Reads Kipling

  Walter Prichard Eaton

• The Heritage of Ignorance

  Gregory Zilboorg

• I Was Really Very Hungry

  M. F. K. Fisher

• Awinding We Did Go

  Jo Pagano

• Japan Wavers

  Guenther Stein

• Grandfather's Spider Farm

• Dry as Dust

• My 'Nageire'

  Shogo Myaida

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