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Rachuy, J.
Suburban Matron Abhorring Unplanned Parentage, 10 (Summer 1960), 37.
Raden, Ognjen
Trans.: with Natalija Grgorinic, My Three Brothers, by Josip Pupačić, 57 (Fall 2006), 24; with Natalija Grgorinic, The Unbuilt House, by Josip Pupačić, ibid., 26.
Raeburn, David
Trans.: Ovid Metamorphoses, by Ovid, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 55 (Summer 2005), 54.
Raeburn, Nancy
Incident at the Zoo in October, 34 (Summer 1984), 20-21.
Rafat, Taufiq
Poem 1, Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 (Winter 1962-1963), 51; Poem 2, ibid., 51; Poem 3, ibid., 52; Poem 4, ibid., 53.
Raffel, Burton
Trans.: with Nurdin Salam, My Love's on a Far-Away Island, by Chairil Anwar, Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 (Winter 1962-1963), 21-22; with Jean Kennedy, Waking, by Sitor Situmorang, ibid., 21; with Nurdin Salam, A Room, by Chairil Anwar, ibid., 22-23; with James N. Mosel, Till Heart's End, by Chayasi Sunthonphiphit, ibid., 60; with James N. Mosel, The Cold Winds, by Khukrit Pramot, ibid., 61; with James N. Mosel, The White Lotus, by H. R. H. Prince Phanuphan Yukhon, ibid., 61.
Trans.: with Nurdin Salam, Selected Poems, by Chairil Anwar, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 14 (Spring 1964), 39.
Ed.: Modern Indonesian Poetry, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 15 (Winter 1964-1965), 38-39.
Raha, Asokbijay
The Rainy Season, trans. by Lila Ray, Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 (Winter 1962-1963), 4; The Storm, trans. by Lila Ray, ibid., 5; An Evening, trans. by Lila Ray, ibid., 5.
Rail, DeWayne
Photographs of Greece & Images of War, 28 (Summer 1978), 32-33.
Raimondo, Paula
The Lightning, Poets Under Twenty-Five (Chapbook 23), 52 (Spring 2002), 6.
Raines, Charlotte A.
I Heard a Reading by Brother Antoninus, Eleven Contemporary Japanese Poets, 15 (Summer 1965), 1.
We Hold These Truths, 20 (Summer 1970), 20-29.
I Woke Up from a Dream, 26 (Winter 1975-1976), 31.
Taking the 1939 Jonathan Creek Road, 32 (Winter 1981-1982), 5-7.
Raiziss, Sonia
Jobhunter, 1 (Winter 1950-1951), 12-13.
Back from Battle, 2 (Spring 1952), 13.
Trans.: Whitmanesque, by Alfredo Giop de Palchi, Walt Whitman: Centennial Celebration (Chapbook 3), 5 (Fall 1954), 21.
Whitman Today, ibid., 22.
Trans.: Letter to William Carlos Williams, by Carlo Della Corte, William Carlos Williams: A Memorial (Chapbook 7), 14 (Fall 1963), 3; Arizona, by Alfredo de Palchi, ibid., 9-10; To a Childhood Chum, by Vittorio Sereni, ibid., 11-12.
Window Watcher, ibid., 13.
The Animist, 20 (Winter 1969-1970), 19.
Trans.: the michelangelesque, by Alfredo Giop de Palchi, A Chapbook for David Ignatow (Chapbook 14), 26 (Fall 1975), 9; my nature, by Alfredo Giop de Palchi, ibid., 9; the pedagogic eye, by Alfredo Giop de Palchi, ibid., 9.
The America of a Man, ibid., 39-41.
Chelsea, 42/43, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 35 (Summer 1985), 39.
Rakosi, Carl
David Ignatow at the Bar, A Chapbook for David Ignatow (Chapbook 14), 26 (Fall 1975), 42; An Admonition by David Ignatow, ibid., 42.
Ramanujan, A. K.
Trans.: Krishna, by G. S. Sivarudrappa, Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 (Winter 1962-1963), 14-15.
Trans.: with K. M. George, The Old Carpenter, by G. Sankara Kurup, 16 (Summer 1966), 28-35.
Ramsey, Jarold
Love in an Earthquake, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 29 (Summer 1979), 38.
Randall, Dudley
Pacific Epitaphs, 16 (Spring 1966), 6-8.
Randall, Margaret
The Difference, 16 (Summer 1966), 12.
Random House Audio
Ed.: "The Voice of the Poet", rev. Marion K. Stocking, 52 (Summer 2002), 46.
Rankin, Paula
Foundry Poem: For All Children Burned Alive, 27 (Winter 1976-1977), 14; Two Poems for the Blood, ibid., 15.
Two Poems for the Blood (originally published in Winter 1976-1977), A Fine Excess: Special 50th Anniversary Anthology, 51 (Fall-Winter 2000-2001), 138.
Rankin, Rush
The Movie of Horse Hunting, 22 (Spring 1972), 7.
Rankine, Claudia
Ed.: with Juliana Spahr, American Women Poets in the 21st Century: Where Lyric Meets Language, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 53 (Spring 2003), 44.
Rashed, N. M.
Sheba in Ruin, trans. by Carlo Coppola and M. H. K. Qureshi, Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 (Winter 1962-1963), 47; Near the Balcony, trans. by Carlo Coppola and M. H. K. Qureshi, ibid., 48-49; Introductions, trans. by Carlo Coppola and M. H. K. Qureshi, ibid., 49-50; The Smell of Mankind, trans. by Carlo Coppola and M. H. K. Qureshi, ibid., 50.
Rath, Paula
...For My Daughters, 30 (Spring 1980), 14.
Ratti, John
Centipede, 28 (Winter 1977-1978), 2-3.
Rauk, Katharine Storlie
Dark Corners, 56 (Spring 2006), 12.
Rawley, James M.
Ryder Runs, 29 (Spring 1979), 4.
Rawlins, Susan
The Saturday Night Before Christmas, 42 (Fall 1991), 33.
Ray, David
Orphans, A Chapbook for David Ignatow (Chapbook 14), 26 (Fall 1975), 43-47.
Ray, Kalyan
Bedtime Story, 31 (Summer 1981), 1.
Ray, Lila
Trans.: The Rainy Season, by Asokbijay Raha, Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 (Winter 1962-1963), 4; The Storm, by Asokbijay Raha, ibid., 5; An Evening, by Asokbijay Raha, ibid., 5.
Ray, Shreela
Notes from Underground, 17 (Winter 1966-1967), 31-32; Monk's Girl in Two Perspectives, ibid., 32-33.
Raymond, Matthew
A Room Full of Water, 57 (Spring 2007), 10.
In Failure of the Furtherance of Complex Achievement, 58 (Summer 2008), 46.
Raymund, Bernard
First Person Plural, 3 (Fall 1952), 7.
Prophecy by Water, 3 (Spring 1953), 9.
Rea, Susan
Playing Candleland, 37 (Fall 1986), 31.
Read, Bill
Ed.: with John Malcolm Brinnin, The Modern Poets, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 14 (Winter 1963-1964), 38.
Red Hawk (Hawk, Red).
Redgrove, Peter
Without Eyes, 9 (Spring 1959), 38-39; Fantasia, ibid., 38.
Reece, Byron Herbert
Bow Down in Jericho, rev. David Ignatow, 1 (Spring 1951), 28.
Reed, John R.
Winter Cats, 40 (Winter 1989-1990), 38.
Reed, Sam
From The Book of Zeros, 56 (Spring 2006), 13.
Reeve, F. D.
There Is No City with No Sparrows in It, 10 (Summer 1960), 12.
Ed.: with Jay Meek, After the Storm: Poems on the Persian Gulf War, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 43 (Fall 1992), 45-47.
Reich, Heather Tosteson
Carl's Game, 30 (Spring 1980), 2; Prudence Plays Skittles, ibid., 3.
Reiman, Donald H.
English Romantic Poetry, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 31 (Winter 1980-1981), 38-39.
Reiss, James
Unmarked Color Slide, 19 (Summer 1969), 2-4.
How It Must Be, A Chapbook for David Ignatow (Chapbook 14), 26 (Fall 1975), 48.
Reiter, Lora K.
Snake in the Cradle, 36 (Spring 1986), 10-11.
In a Hotel the Night before Visiting Palenque (A Gringa's Version of Borges' 'Streetcorner Man', 37 (Fall 1986), 2-3; Water in the Basement, ibid., 4.
Reiter, Thomas
Opening Day, 25 (Winter 1974-1975), 36-37.
Piney, 36 (Summer 1986), 4-5.
Rendleman, Danny L.
Weather/Man, 20 (Spring 1970), 37-38.
Rendra, W. S.
Ballad of the Men of Limestone Soil, trans. by Derwent May, Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 (Winter 1962-1963), 19-20.
Renkl, Margaret
Rat, 45 (Spring 1995), 22.
Rennert, Maggie
Dusk in the Suburbs, 6 (Spring 1956), 2-3; Alex, ibid., 3.
Spiritual, 7 (Spring 1957), 1.
Reynolds, Tim
Vacuum, 10 (Winter 1959-1960), 9.
Carmel Beach: little sestina, 12 (Fall 1961), 2-3; The First Sorrow of Joseph, ibid., 2.
Ryoanji, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 14 (Spring 1964), 39.
Rhoades, Priscilla
Pig-Heart, 26 (Winter 1975-1976), 4.
Rhodes, Martha
Who Knew, 40 (Spring 1990), 2; Dreaming of Flight, ibid., 3; Inside Father's Pockets, ibid., 3.
Ribman, Ronald B.
Variations on an Elizabethan Prologue for Bubonic Knight, 14 (Winter 1963-1964), 17-18.
Riccio, Mrs. Ottone (Stewart, Dolores).
Riccio, Ottone
Medicare, 18 (Winter 1967-1968), 27.
Riccio, Ottone M.
Makeshift Rationale, 13 (Summer 1963), 29.
Quartet in One Movement, 15 (Winter 1964-1965), 12-14.
The Other Side of Nine, Eleven Contemporary Japanese Poets, 15 (Summer 1965), 8-14; Tea Is Tea, ibid., 15.
Mardi Gras, 17 (Winter 1966-1967), 30.
Rice, Oliver
Trans.: with Abdullah Majid, Embers, by Samad Said, Contemporary Asian Poetry (Chapbook 6), 13 (Winter 1962-1963), 35-36; with Abdullah Majid, I Do Not Care, by S. N. Masuri, ibid., 36; with Nguyen Ngoc Bich, Green Nostalgia, by Nguyen Thu Le, ibid., 63-64.
Rice, Paul
On the Pine Mountain Trail, 37 (Winter 1986-1987), 30; My Soul, Escaping, ibid., 31.
Rich, Adrienne
For a Naturalist Dead at Sea, 2 (Spring 1952), 7.
The Salvagers, 6 (Summer 1956), 30.
Much as I Own I Owe, A Friendly Visit, Poems for Robert Frost (Chapbook 5), 7 (Summer 1957), 40.
Ghost of a Chance, William Carlos Williams: A Memorial (Chapbook 7), 14 (Fall 1963), 14.
Marghanita, New Poems by Beloit Poets of the 50's (Chapbook 20), 40 (Summer 1990), 44-45.
Ed.: with David Lehman, The Best American Poetry 1996, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 47 (Winter 1996-1997), 40.
Midnight Salvage: Poems 1995-1998, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 50 (Spring 2000), 40.
The Salvagers (originally published in Summer 1956), A Fine Excess: Special 50th Anniversary Anthology, 51 (Fall-Winter 2000-2001), 37; Ghost of a Chance (originally published in Fall 1963), ibid., 77.
Richards, G. D.
Cold Churches, 33 (Fall 1982), 10; Plain Style, ibid., 11.
Richardson, H. Edward
One Beneath the Sun, rev. A. E. Church, 3 (Summer 1953), 29-31.
Richardson, Mindy
Nervous Geography, 48 (Fall 1997), 9; Soundforms, ibid., 10-12.
Richman, Elliot
Seven Sketches from the Tao, 38 (Summer 1988), 28-30.
Richman, Robert
In the Museum of Natural History, 6 (Summer 1956), 5.
Rickel, Boyer
For My Motherhood, 31 (Winter 1980-1981), 26-27.
Ridland, John M.
With Albert Herzing and David R. Slavitt, Poets of Today VIII, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 12 (Summer 1962), 38-39.
Rigby, Karen
Postcards: New World Bed & Breakfast, Poets Under Twenty-Five (Chapbook 23), 52 (Spring 2002), 7.
Riley, Joanne M.
Farmwife Describes the Accident, 36 (Summer 1986), 32-33.
Ringler, Richard N.
The Ordeal, 12 (Summer 1962), 33-35.
Ripper, David
The Jade Flute, 23 (Summer 1973), 27.
Ristau, Harland
The High Cost of Patriotism, William Carlos Williams: A Memorial (Chapbook 7), 14 (Fall 1963), 28.
Disturbance on the Block, 31 (Spring 1981), 3.
Ritsos, Yannis
Women, trans. by Minas Savvas, 23 (Summer 1973), 9.
The Fourth Dimension: Selected Poems, trans. by Rae Dalven, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 28 (Spring 1978), 37.
The Five, trans. by Kimon Friar and Kostas Myrsaides, 30 (Summer 1980), 39.
Rivera, Antonio M.
Finales de los Días (The Ends of Days), trans. by Ricardo Pau-Llosa, New Latin American Poetry (Chapbook 17), 32 (Summer 1982), 22-23.
Rivera, R. Flowers
Late Night Ramblings, 51 (Spring 2001), 14.
Rivkin, Joshua
Cartographic, 55 (Spring 2005), 14; Enough, ibid., 16.
Robbins, Susannah
Seattle, 30 (Spring 1980), 32.
Roberson, Ed
To Marvell's Chariot, 12 (Summer 1962), 4.
Robert W. (Chute, Robert; Chute).
Roberti, Xan L.
Three Conversations, 57 (Summer 2007), 17.
Roberts, Hortense Roberta
My Sister, 31 (Fall 1980), 31.
Roberts, Josephine
Costume Play, 2 (Winter 1951-1952), 12.
Panel for a Small Room, 3 (Summer 1953), 5-6.
Roberts, Philip
The Eye of the Stag, 13 (Spring 1963), 29; Death of the Astronomer, ibid., 30.
Roberts, Rebecca
The Squirrel on the Limb, 33 (Spring 1983), 36.
Robertson, Mebane
Subject Body, 53 (Fall 2002), 24.
de Roche, Joseph
Sun Bather, 13 (Fall 1962), 8; For a Modern Jonah Who Collects Fish, ibid., 9-10.
Rodriques, José Ángel
Postcard copy of photograph, "Al Rio Jataté", 51 (Summer 2001), cover.
Roethke, Theodore (Seeger, Allan).
On Poetry & Craft: Selected Prose, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 54 (Fall 2003), 43.
Rogers, Pattiann
How to Stay Safe in the City, 29 (Summer 1979), 13-14.
How to Stay Safe in the City (originally published in Summer 1979), A Fine Excess: Special 50th Anniversary Anthology, 51 (Fall-Winter 2000-2001), 147.
Rogoff, Jay
Latin Class, 50 (Summer 2000), 24.
Rokwaho
from The Poet's Analyst, American Indian Chapbook (Chapbook 16), 30 (Winter 1979-1980), 23.
Romero, Leo
End of the Columbus Day Weekend, 27 (Winter 1976-1977), 3-5; A Broken Turtle, ibid., 5.
Roney-O'Brien, Susan
The Light Pilgrim, 37 (Summer 1987), 2-4.
Root, William Pitt
Instructions Concerning the Painting of an Orchid, 16 (Fall 1965), 36-37; Holocaust, ibid., 36; Triangle, ibid., 37-38.
Roripaugh, Lee Ann
Things I Would Do for You, 56 (Fall 2005), 18.
Rose, Lynne Carol
This Man I Carry on My Back, 28 (Winter 1977-1978), 25-27.
Rose, Phyllis
Marriage, 11 (Spring 1961), 16.
Rose, Wendy
illustration, American Indian Chapbook (Chapbook 16), 30 (Winter 1979-1980), 32; The Day I was Conceived, ibid., 42-43; Naming Power, ibid., 43-44; Indian People: don't get it mixed up--this is all for you., ibid., 44.
Roseliep, Raymond
Heels Wear Down, 8 (Summer 1958), 35-36.
Tightrope Walker, 9 (Spring 1959), 1.
The Man Who Grieved for God, 10 (Winter 1959-1960), 2.
It Doth Make a Difference, 11 (Spring 1961), 36-37.
Sonet, William Carlos Williams: A Memorial (Chapbook 7), 14 (Fall 1963), 14-15.
Rosen, Kenneth
Machine, 20 (Summer 1970), 16-17.
Equinox, 45 (Fall 1994), 26-27.
The Gulls, Special 45th Anniversary Issue (Chapbook 22), 45 (Summer 1995), 59; Paradise Lost, ibid., 60; Salmonelle, ibid., 61-62.
Thinking of Kissing You, 47 (Fall 1996), 32.
Rosen, Stanley
Faust as Hemlock, 1 (Summer 1951), 2.
Rosenberg, Isaac
The Collected Poems of Isaac Rosenberg, Gordon Bottomley and Denys Harding, eds., rev. Robert H. Glauber, 1 (Spring 1951), 28-29.
Rosenberg, J. M.
Sonnet, 5 (Spring 1955), 24.
Rosenberg, James L.
'Over Again I Feel Thy Finger and Find Thee', 3 (Winter 1952-1953), 13.
Aubade, 4 (Summer 1954), 5.
Rosenberg, Theodore
After Williams, 31 (Spring 1981), 2; The Mona Lisa, ibid., 2; To Voluptuous Plumpness, ibid., 3.
Rosenthal, M. L.
Boy on Blue Skates, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 16 (Winter 1965-1966), 39.
Ed.: "Works-in-Progress" issue of Ploughshares Vol. 17, No. 1, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 42 (Fall 1991), 39-40.
Rosenthal, Mira
Heat, 55 (Fall-Winter 2004-2005), 57.
Rosenwald, John
Ed.: Smoking People, Encountering the New Chinese Poetry (Chapbook 19), 39 (Winter 1988-1989).
Introduction, ibid., 2-3; Encountering the New Chinese Poetry, ibid., 62-75.
In Memoriam for Gu Cheng and Xie Ye, 44 (Winter 1993-1994), 34-36.
Rev.: with Yanbing ChenDennis Ding, Fang Dai and Edward Morin, trans., Edward Morin, ed., The Red Azalea: Poetry Since the Cultural Revolution, 45 (Winter 1994-1995), 37-38; with Yanbing ChenDonald Finkel, trans., A Splintered Mirror: Chinese Poetry from the Democracy Movement, ibid., 38-39; with Yanbing ChenMichelle Yeh, trans., Michelle Yeh, ed., Anthology of Modern Chinese Poetry, ibid., 39-40; with Yanbing ChenJulia C. Lin, trans., Women of the Red Plain: An Anthology of Contemporary Chinese Women's Poetry, ibid., 39; with Yanbing ChenTony Barnstone, ed., Out of the Howling Storm, ibid., 40-41; with Yanbing ChenJohn Cayley and Henry Y. H. Zhao, eds., Under Sky Under Ground, ibid., 41-42.
With Lee Sharkey, Editors' Note, 54 (Winter 2003-2004), 4.
With Lee Sharkey, Editors' Note, Split This Rock Chapbook (Chapbook 24), 58 (Spring 2008), 6.
With Lee Sharkey, Editors' Note: BPJ Poet's Forum, 58 (Summer 2008), 48.
Rosko, Emily
Small Containers, 53 (Spring 2003), 22; Raw Goods Inventory, ibid., 23.
Weather Inventions (1), 57 (Summer 2007), 12; Weather Inventions (2), ibid., 13.
Roskolenko, Harry
Paris Poems, rev. James R. Thompson, 1 (Spring 1951), 29.
The Return, 6 (Fall 1955), 25-27.
Biblical, 24 (Summer 1974), 13.
Ross, Charles E.
Crime and Punishment, 1 (Summer 1951), 24.
Ross, Jamie
Postcards from Mexico: Triangle, 51 (Summer 2001), 5; Postcards from Mexico: Celebración de la Carretera, ibid., 6; Postcards from Mexico: Al Rio Jataté, ibid., 7.
Las Hijas del Brujo, 52 (Winter 2001-2002), 26.
Scout, 56 (Summer 2006), 12; El Cervantino, ibid., 14; The Annunciation of Noah, ibid., 15; Shoes, ibid., 16.
Ross, Marilyn
With Tom Ross, The Complete Guide to Self-Publishing, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 53 (Summer 2003), 44.
Ross, Tom
With Marilyn Ross, The Complete Guide to Self-Publishing, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 53 (Summer 2003), 44.
Rossi, Lee
Die Männergruppe, 55 (Spring 2005), 33.
Rossini, Clare
Girl with Hair Tangled in Rose Bush, 58 (Fall 2007), 11; These Passing Venial Wonders, ibid., 13.
Rothenberg, Diane
With Jerome Rothenberg, Symposium of the Whole: A Range of Discourse Toward an Ethnopoetics, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 36 (Winter 1985-1986), 38-39.
Rothenberg, Jerome
Ed.: Technicians of the Sacred: A Range of Poetries from Africa, America, Asia, and Oceana, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 21 (Fall 1970), 44-45.
Ed.: Shaking the Pumpkin: Traditional Poetry of the Indian North Americas, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 23 (Summer 1973), 39.
Zaritsky's Children, & Other Poems for the Rich, A Chapbook for David Ignatow (Chapbook 14), 26 (Fall 1975), 49-50.
A Seneca Journal, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 29 (Summer 1979), 38.
With Diane Rothenberg, Symposium of the Whole: A Range of Discourse Toward an Ethnopoetics, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 36 (Winter 1985-1986), 38-39.
Ed.: with Pierre Joris, Poems for the Millenium, The University of California Book of Modern & Postmodern Poetry, Volume I, From Fin-de-Sièle to Negritude, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 48 (Fall 1997), 37-38.
Ed.: with Pierre Joris, Poems for the Millennium: The University of California Book of Modern & Postmodern Poetry, Vol. II, From Postwar to Millenium, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 49 (Fall 1998), 52-53.
Rothenberg, Martin
Briss, 23 (Spring 1973), 16-17.
Rottman, Larry
Voices from the Ho Chi Minh Trail: Poetry of America and Vietnam, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 44 (Summer 1994), 47-48.
Rowe, Kate Martin
Inscription for Tamarindo, 57 (Winter 2006-2007), 24.
Rowell, John
Circus Acrobat Leaps 65 Feet to Canvas Chair, 1 (Fall 1950), 15-16.
Rowse, A. L.
William Shakespeare, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 14 (Spring 1964), 38.
Roy, Lucinda
Needlework, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 40 (Winter 1989-1990), 40.
Rubin, Larry
The Loser, 7 (Winter 1956-1957), 4.
Emily Dickinson Speaks to the Reverend Charles Wadsworth over the Wireless, 9 (Spring 1959), 11; The Hitchhiker, ibid., 11.
This Side of the Looking Glass, 10 (Winter 1959-1960), 16-17; The Innocence of Narcissus, ibid., 16.
Poem for Mother's Day, 12 (Winter 1961-1962), 25.
The Law, 14 (Spring 1964), 36.
All My Mirrors Lie, rev. Marion K. Stocking, 27 (Spring 1977), 38.
Rubin, Stan Sanvel
Ooze, 50 (Summer 2000), 12; Summons, ibid., 13.
Rope, 55 (Fall-Winter 2004-2005), 35.
Ruggiers, Paul G.
Trans.: Life of Dante, by Michele Barbi, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 5 (Winter 1954-1955), 23-28.
Rühm, Gerhard
stille, Concrete Poetry (Chapbook 9), 17 (Fall 1966), 16; die blume, ibid., 17.
Rukeyser, Muriel
Waterlily Fire, rev. Robert H. Glauber, 13 (Spring 1963), 38.
Rumerheim, Helge (Hulbert, Gary; Hulbert, Sven).
Rusel, Jacob
Purim Spiel, 40 (Spring 1990), 18-19.
Swimmers, 41 (Fall 1990), 20; Fish Whose Eyes Are Never Closed in Sleep, ibid., 21; Poetry Reading at the Gershman Y, ibid., 21.
How Jacob Loved, 42 (Fall 1991), 6-7.
Rushin, Pat
Dumb Dog, 48 (Winter 1997-1998), 40-41.
Russ, Lawrence
The Wedding Poem, 29 (Fall 1978), 7-9.
The Lean Spirits, 33 (Winter 1982-1983), 12-19.
The Food of Fairyland, 36 (Winter 1985-1986), 32-34.
Russell, Bob
Millenium's Orphan, 47 (Summer 1997), 8-9.
Russell, Hilary
The Schoolteacher Thinks of Moving, 32 (Fall 1981), 18-19.
Russell, James
The Old Monster, 3 (Fall 1952), 31.
Russell, Norman H.
By the Fire, American Indian Chapbook (Chapbook 16), 30 (Winter 1979-1980), 4.
Russell, Peter
Reflection, 14 (Spring 1964), 28-29.
Russell, Timothy
The Possibility of Turning to Salt, 31 (Summer 1981), 33.
Russotto, Margara
Domingo (Sunday), trans. by Ricardo Pau-Llosa, New Latin American Poetry (Chapbook 17), 32 (Summer 1982), 44-47.
Rutsala, Vern
Fears, 10 (Summer 1960), 4.
Ryan, Margaret
Against Romance, 44 (Summer 1994), 20; Fuchsia, ibid., 20; Prometheus at Rockefeller Center, ibid., 22-23.
Rydell, Angela
Pregnant Woman Thinks of Rainforest, 58 (Winter 2008), 40.
Ryerson, Alice
Calling-People, 35 (Winter 1984-1985), 24.
Jester, 36 (Summer 1986), 34-35.
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