The Hopkins Quarterly

The Hopkins Quarterly is an international scholarly journal devoted to the life and works of Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889). Now celebrated as a major English poet, Hopkins was one of England’s finest nature poets, a great religious poet, an ecological poet, a poet of mental anguish, and a rare experimenter in word, sound, and rhythm. The Hopkins Quarterly also publishes essays on Hopkins' circle of friends, Robert Bridges (Poet Laureate, 1913-1930), R.W. Dixon, and Coventry Patmore.

In scholarly articles, bibliographies, notes, and reviews, The Hopkins Quarterly presents both traditional and new approaches to Hopkins' work from scholars throughout the world. Now in its 34th volume and published every calendar year, each volume includes some 140 pages. It has 350 subscribers in twenty-five countries--scholars, lovers of Hopkins' poetry, and the world's major national and university libraries. Its articles are indexed in the major bibliographies.

Subscriptions are available for::

1 year: US $20. ($27. Canadian)

2 years: US $38. ($51. Canadian).

To subscribe, please use the form below.

___________________________________________________________________

SUBSCRIPTION FORM

I (we) wish to subscribe to The Hopkins Quarterly for:

1 year: ______

2 or more years: ______

I (we) enclose: $_________________

Please send The Hopkins Quarterly to:

______________________________________________

______________________________________________

______________________________________________

Orders, please, to: Prof. Joaquin Kuhn

The Hopkins Quarterly

Hillsdale Arts and Letters

12 Mill St., E.

Hillsdale, ON L0L 1V0

CANADA
Thank you very much.