O'Clair, Robert
   Ed.: with Richard Ellmann, The Norton Anthology of Modern Poetry, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 37 (Spring 1987), 32-37.

O'Gorman, Ned
   The Aunt, 6 (Fall 1955), 7.
   The Buzzard and the Peacock, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 15 (Winter 1964-1965), 39.

O'Horan, Padraig
   Going Down to Enniskerry, 1 (Summer 1951), 13; Ballerina, ibid., 13.

Oandasan, William
   New Day Chant, American Indian Chapbook (Chapbook 16), 30 (Winter 1979-1980), 24; The Janitor, ibid., 24.

Oates, Joyce Carol
   Mother to Her Child, 18 (Winter 1967-1968), 18-22; Numberless Girls, ibid., 22-23; The Ride, ibid., 23-24.
   Giving Oneself a Form Again Again, 19 (Spring 1969), 23.
   Wonders of the Invisible World, 24 (Summer 1974), 14-15; Sinners in the Hand of a Righteous God, ibid., 16.
   Numberless Girls (originally published in Winter 1967-1968), A Fine Excess: Special 50th Anniversary Anthology, 51 (Fall-Winter 2000-2001), 100.

Obejas, Achy
   Come the Fox, 30 (Fall 1979), 39.
   Tiger Tiger, 35 (Fall 1984), 27-29.
   Come the Fox (originally published in Fall 1979), A Fine Excess: Special 50th Anniversary Anthology, 51 (Fall-Winter 2000-2001), 149; Tiger Tiger (originally published in Fall 1984), ibid., 172.

Ochester, Edwin
   The Fat Man in the Easy Chair, 11 (Summer 1961), 14.

Oerke, Andrew
   Light and Dark, 9 (Spring 1959), 34; Little Elegy, ibid., 35.
   Champaigne, 34 (Winter 1983-1984), 33.

Ohnesorge-Fick, Marlon
   Fate, 46 (Winter 1995-1996), 28-31.

Olaguer, Valdemar
   The Boy Who Wanted to Become Bunny Berigan, 12 (Fall 1961), 18-19.

Olaguer, Valdemar O.
   On the Portrait of a Peeress by Sir Joshua Reynolds, Contemporary Philippine Poetry, 14 (Summer 1964), 27-28; Genaro and Victoria, ibid., 28-29.

Olason, Sara
   Death by Disorder, 37 (Spring 1987), 4-5.

Olds, Sharon
   Schoolhouse Bell, 25 (Fall 1974), 12-13; Gotham Book Mart, ibid., 13-14; The Mystery of Women's Beauty, ibid., 15-17; Transcendental Snow, ibid., 17.
   The Gold Cell, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 39 (Spring 1989), 34-35.
   The Lonely Job, Special 45th Anniversary Issue (Chapbook 22), 45 (Summer 1995), 53; The Ordeal, ibid., 54.
   The Wellspring, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 46 (Spring 1996), 38-39; The Father, rev. Marion K. Stocking, ibid., 39.
   Schoolhouse Bell (originally published in Fall 1974), A Fine Excess: Special 50th Anniversary Anthology, 51 (Fall-Winter 2000-2001), 122.

Oles, Carole
   Night Watches: Inventions on the Life of Maria Mitchell, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 36 (Summer 1986), 39.

Oles, Carole Simmons
   Priorities, Issue 100, 25 (Summer 1975), 16.
   Stunts, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 42 (Summer 1992), 47.
   Travel: A Welcome, Special 45th Anniversary Issue (Chapbook 22), 45 (Summer 1995), 55-58.

Oliver, Louis
   from The Sleep Maker (Nocichka Haya), American Indian Chapbook (Chapbook 16), 30 (Winter 1979-1980), 37-38.

Oliver, Mary
   Dream Work, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 37 (Winter 1986-1987), 37-39.
   New and Selected Poems, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 43 (Winter 1992-1993), 39-41.

Olson, Alix
   Dear Diary, Split This Rock Chapbook (Chapbook 24), 58 (Spring 2008), 28.

Olson, Charles
   Letter #29, Walt Whitman: Centennial Celebration (Chapbook 3), 5 (Fall 1954), 27-32.
   The Maximus Poems, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 12 (Winter 1961-1962), 39; The Distances, rev. Robert H. Glauber, ibid., 39.
   Selected Writing, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 17 (Summer 1967), 34.
   Maximus Poems IV, V, VI, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 21 (Fall 1970), 46; Letters for Origin, rev. Marion K. Stocking, ibid., 46.
   Archaeologist of Morning, rev. David M. Stocking, 22 (Fall-Winter 1971-1972), 67; Poetry and Truth, rev. David M. Stocking, ibid., 67; Maps No. 4, rev. David M. Stocking, ibid., 67.
   Letter #29 (from The Maximus Poems) (originally published in Fall 1954), A Fine Excess: Special 50th Anniversary Anthology, 51 (Fall-Winter 2000-2001), 20.

Onuma, Tadayoshi
   Old Hunter's Tale, trans. by Thomas Fitzsimmons and Tadayoshi Onuma, 16 (Spring 1966), 27.
   Trans.: with Thomas Fitzsimmons, Old Hunter's Tale, by Tadayoshi Onuma, ibid., 27.

Oral Tradition
   Tarpen and Toad, Folk Song Chapbook (Chapbook 4), 6 (Winter 1955-1956), 1; Little Hobby Horse, ibid., 1; Uncle Jakes, ibid., 2; Fudge, Fudge, ibid., 2; The Pumpkin Song, ibid., 3; William A-Trembletoe, ibid., 4; The Purple Hen, ibid., 4; Heigh-Ho Silver, ibid., 5; Grasshopper Song, ibid., 6; The Old Woman, ibid., 7; Snake Baked a Hoecake, ibid., 8; Old Molly Hare, ibid., 8; Lonely Woodpecker, ibid., 8; Do, Mama, Do, ibid., 9; Mouse Went A-Courtin', ibid., 10-12; The Prune Song, ibid., 12; Paper of Pins, ibid., 13-14; As I Be Did, ibid., 13; I Came to a River, ibid., 15; Gunk Gunk, ibid., 15; Three Men They Went A-Hunting, ibid., 16-17; The Insult, ibid., 18; True Blue Bill, ibid., 19; Tyin' Knots in the Devil's Tail, ibid., 20-22; When the Old Boss Dies, ibid., 22; Cowboy Lullaby, ibid., 23; Five Old Ladies, ibid., 24-25; Sally Good'un, ibid., 24; Woad, ibid., 26-27; A Tulagi Song, ibid., 26; Stay with God, ibid., 28; Christianity Hits the Spot, ibid., 28; Gutter Song, ibid., 29; The Frisco Whale, ibid., 30; Music in the Teapot, ibid., 31-32; That Good Old Mountain Dew, ibid., 33; Little Willy, ibid., 34; My Cross-Eyed Gal, ibid., 35; The Trooper and the Maid, ibid., 36-37; Lament, ibid., 37-38.

Orlen, Steven
   The Final Peach, 16 (Spring 1966), 33-34.

Orlovitz, Gil
   Solvent, A Plume Evoke, She, 3 (Summer 1953), 28.
   Address to the Union, 5 (Winter 1954-1955), 6-8.
   The Rooster, 7 (Winter 1956-1957), 14-19.
   Not, 8 (Winter 1957-1958), 7-9.
   Lyric, 8 (Summer 1958), 36.
   Lyric, 9 (Spring 1959), 16; The Impeccable Barbed Wire, ibid., 16.
   Falling Past, 10 (Winter 1959-1960), 25-27.
   Diary of Harry Yameke: 1 November 1961, 12 (Winter 1961-1962), 11.
   Art of the Sonnet: 165, 14 (Winter 1963-1964), 6.
   Median 33, 15 (Winter 1964-1965), 30-33; Art of the Sonnet: 203, ibid., 33; Art of the Sonnet: 214, ibid., 34; Homage to Chaplin: 2, ibid., 35-36.
   Art of the Sonnet: 221, 16 (Fall 1965), 4-5; Art of the Sonnet: 220, ibid., 4.
   Art of the Sonnet: 263, 17 (Spring 1967), 4.
   Not (originally published in Winter 1957-1958), A Fine Excess: Special 50th Anniversary Anthology, 51 (Fall-Winter 2000-2001), 47.

Orlowsky, D.
   Burying Dolls, 42 (Spring 1992), 5.

Orr, Gregory
   Among the Cannibals, 19 (Summer 1969), 17; Seeing My Father Again, ibid., 17; Cornered, ibid., 17; Black Frog's Pity Poem, ibid., 18.

Ort, Daniel
   Every Street Has an Alias a Mile Long, 17 (Summer 1967), 12-14.

Ortiz, A. M.
   Trans.: Llama de Amor Viva (The Living Flame of Love), by San Juan de la Cruz, 7 (Winter 1956-1957), 20-21.

Ortiz, H. M.
   Trans.: Paisaje (Landscape), by Federico Garcia Lorca, 4 (Spring 1954), 22-23; Bodas de Sangre (Soliloquy of the Moon), Act 3, Scene 1, by Federico Garcia Lorca, ibid., 22-27.

Ortiz, Simon J.
   The Polka Dot Kid Tells All about Squeeze, American Indian Chapbook (Chapbook 16), 30 (Winter 1979-1980), 45.

Orvino, Jennie
   Certainty, 18 (Spring 1968), 1.

Osing, Gordon
   Trans.: with Li Xijian, The Queen of the Farm Courtyard, by Liu Xiaofang, 40 (Winter 1989-1990), 14-15; with Li Xijian, Smoke from Kitchen Chimneys in My Hometown, by Yang Mu, ibid., 16-17.

Ostriker, Alicia
   Reading the News in America, Split This Rock Chapbook (Chapbook 24), 58 (Spring 2008), 8; Poem Sixty Years after Auschwitz, ibid., 10.

Ostroff, Anthony
   On the Coast, Where Falls Are Dangerous, 3 (Spring 1953), 17; Soren Regina, ibid., 18.
   Introduction: An Act of Will Is Not Merely a Decision..., Three Self-Evaluations (Chapbook 2), 4 (Fall 1953), 13-15; Genesis, ibid., 16-17; Islander, ibid., 17-18; Professor, ibid., 18-19; Blackbird, ibid., 19-20; New Year Resolution, ibid., 21; Dance, ibid., 21; Stewarts Point, ibid., 22-23; October: Spring Again, ibid., 23; I, Icarus, ibid., 24.
   1 Will Not Talk of Love, 6 (Fall 1955), 28-29.
   Permit Us Voyage, 7 (Fall 1956), 1.
   Unmended Wall, A Friendly Visit, Poems for Robert Frost (Chapbook 5), 7 (Summer 1957), 39.

others
   Ed.: with T. V. F. Brogan and Alex Preminger, The New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 44 (Summer 1994), 44-46.

Overmyer, Barbara
   Prohibitions, 13 (Spring 1963), 7-9; Poetics, ibid., 9-11.

Overmyer, Barbara Harr (Harr, Barbara).

Ovid
   Ovid Metamorphoses, trans. by David Raeburn, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 55 (Summer 2005), 54; The Metamorphoses of Ovid: Translated Freely into Verse, trans. by David R. Slavitt, rev. Marion K. Stocking, ibid., 54; After Ovid: New Metamorphoses, Michael Hoffmann and James Lasdun, eds., rev. Marion K. Stocking, ibid., 55.

Owens, Scott
   Between the Rails, 42 (Fall 1991), 4-5; Hearing the Dead, ibid., 5-6.

Oz, Amos
   The Same Sea, trans. by Nicholas de Lange, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 55 (Summer 2005), 48.