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Transatlantic Review (1959–1977)

January 01, 1970

"Transatlantic Review" redirects here. For the 1924 magazine edited by Ford Madox Ford, see Transatlantic Review (1924).

Transatlantic Review was a literary journal founded in 1959 by Joseph F. McCrindle, who remained its editor until he closed the magazine in 1977. Published quarterly, at first in Rome and then in London and New York, TR was known for its eclectic mix of short stories and poetry—by both young, previously unpublished writers and prominent authors such as Samuel Beckett, Iris Murdoch, Grace Paley and John Updike—as well as drawings, essays, and interviews with writers and theater and film directors.[1]

Transatlantic Review
Joseph McCrindle's Transatlantic Review
ran for 60 issues between 1959 and 1977.
Categoriesliterary journal
FounderJoseph F. McCrindle
Founded1959
Final issue1977
ISSN0041-1078

History edit

Reviving the title of the short-lived but influential Transatlantic Review founded by Ford Madox Ford[2] in 1924, McCrindle originally conceived of TR as a way to publish short stories that he had not been able to place as a literary agent. He was inspired in part by the semiannual journal Botteghe Oscure, which was based in Rome and published by Marguerite Caetani. Eugene Walter provided a connection between the two; after helping launch The Paris Review, he edited Caetani's magazine and then became an associate editor of Transatlantic Review, remaining on its masthead from the third issue until the last.

George Garrett was one of a group of initially credited editors, including William Goldman, and by issue 3 became the poetry editor, continuing alongside B. S. Johnson up until issue 39. Another significant contributing editor was the playwright, poet and actor Heathcote Williams.

B. S. Johnson was eventually the sole poetry editor and assembled the feature "New Transatlantic Poetry". He also proposed the annual Erotica competition, which was open to fiction, poetry and illustration. Prize-winners included Paul Ableman, Diana Athill, Gavin Ewart, Giles Gordon, D. M. Thomas, Jerry Stahl, Jay Jeff Jones, Trevor Hoyle, Patrick Hughes and Steve Barthelme.

Issue 52 (Autumn 1975), featured An Anthology of New American Poetry, compiled by Gerard Malanga. It included work by Charles Bukowski, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg, Louis Zukofsky, George Oppen, Jonathan Williams, Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Harold Norse and Lou Reed.

After a decade, McCrindle selected the magazine's best for his Stories from the Transatlantic Review (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1970; Penguin, 1974), an anthology that included Paul Bowles, Jerome Charyn, Bruce Jay Friedman, Penelope Gilliatt, William Goldman and Joyce Carol Oates. McCrindle collected the interviews in Behind the Scenes: Theater and Film Interviews from the Transatlantic Review (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1971).

The final issue was published June 1977. An announcement appeared in the penultimate issue of the magazine saying that the title would continue as an annual review but this idea was not pursued. After he folded the magazine, McCrindle continued to support new writing talent through the Henfield Foundation (later renamed the Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation), awarding annual Henfield Prizes for the best short stories from writing programs throughout the United States. He died July 11, 2008, at his home in New York City.

Writers edit

Other well-known writers whose work appeared in Transatlantic Review include J. G. Ballard, John Banville, Anthony Burgess, William S. Burroughs, Jean Cocteau, William Faulkner, Robert Grossbach, Alan Lelchuk, Alan Sillitoe, Richard Yates, Harold Pinter and William Trevor. Also notable are Eugene Walter's 1960 interview with Gore Vidal and Giles Gordon's 1964 interview with Joe Orton, which appeared shortly before Orton was murdered. Over the years, the magazine published interviews with Edward Albee, Burgess (twice), James T. Farrell, Federico Fellini, William Gaskill, William Inge and Christopher Isherwood, Pinter and Peter Yates.

After TR was shut down in 1977, annual fiction prizes were given by the Henfield Foundation, later renamed the Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation. In 2011, the McCrindle Foundation set up endowments to support fiction prizes at five graduate writing programs: Columbia University, University of Virginia, University of Iowa, University of Michigan, and University of California at Irvine.

Illustrators edit

The only issue of Transatlantic Review that did not contain an illustration was the debut issue. The second issue had only one, by Jean Cocteau, but illustration soon became a staple item, usually unrelated to the text but in some cases complementing short stories or articles. Contributors of illustration included Dylan Thomas, Peter Farmer, Elaine de Kooning, Daniel Mroz, Mervyn Peake, Patrick Procktor, Kaffe Fassett, Mike McGear, Heathcote Williams, John(H) Howard, Larry Rivers, Mabel Pakenham-Walsh and Colin Spencer.[3]

Archives edit

The Transatlantic Review papers, available at Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University, include manuscripts by TR contributors such as J.G. Ballard, Ann Beattie, Jorge Luis Borges, Paul Bowles, William Burroughs, Ian McEwan, Joyce Carol Oates, Edna O’Brien, Grace Paley, Harold Pinter, Paul Theroux, William Trevor, John Updike, and Richard Yates.

The Joseph F. McCrindle papers at Columbia University Libraries Archival Collections include, in addition to extensive personal correspondence, letters and manuscripts by L.P. Hartley, Philip Roth, and other writers represented by McCrindle when he was a literary agent.

Digitized papers at the Archives of American Art document McCrindle's art collecting, art donations, philanthropy, family affairs, and personal estate.

All issues of Transatlantic Review have been digitized and archived at JSTOR.

Contents of Stories from the Transatlantic Review edit

  • "Introduction" • Joseph F. McCrindle
  • "Music to Lay Eggs By" • Thomas Bridges • 1968
  • "Home Is" • Morris Lurie • 1968
  • "The Road" • Alan Sillitoe • 1968
  • "Summer Voices" • John Banville • 1968
  • "Making Changes" • Leonard Michaels • 1969
  • "My Sister and Me" • Asa Baber, Jr. • 1967
  • "Before the Operation" • Paul Breslow • 1967
  • "The Collector" • Austin C. Clarke • 1967
  • "Sing, Shaindele, Sing" • Jerome Charyn • 1966
  • "Black Barbecue" • Daniel Spicehandler • 1966
  • "The Adult Education Class" [from Eating People Is Wrong] • Malcolm Bradbury • 1959
  • "During the Jurassic" • John Updike • 1966
  • "Acme Rooms and Sweet Marjorie Russell" • Hugh Allyn Hunt • 1966
  • "The Zodiacs" • Jay Neugeboren • 1969
  • "Dying" • Joyce Carol Oates • 1966
  • "The Redhead" • Penelope Gilliatt • 1965
  • "Girl in a White Dress" • Edward Franklin • 1964
  • "Changed" • Norma Meacock • 1964
  • "A Meeting in Middle Age" • William Trevor • 1964
  • "The World’s Fastest Human" • Irvin Faust • 1964
  • "The Siege" • Sol Yurick • 1963
  • "The Enemy" • Bruce Jay Friedman • 1963
  • "Simple Arithmetic" • Virginia Moriconi • 1963
  • "The Hyena" • Paul Bowles • 1962
  • "The Fair of San Gennaro" • John McPhee • 1961
  • "Ismael" • Alfred Chester • 1961
  • "Francois Yattend" • Jean-Claude Van Itallie • 1961
  • "The Star Blanket" • Shirley Schoonover • 1961
  • "A Game of Catch" • George Garrett • 1960
  • "The Educated Girl" • V. S. Pritchett • 1960
  • "Johnny Dio and the Sugar Plum Burglars" • Harry D. Miller • 1960
  • "At Home with the Colonel" • Frank Tuohy • 1962
  • "A Different Thing" • Walter Clemons • 1959
  • "The Ice Cream Eat" • William Goldman • 1959
  • "Biographical Notes"

References edit

  1. ^ Grimes, William (2008-07-18). "Joseph McCrindle, 85, Connoisseur of Art, Is Dead". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2021-08-02.
  2. ^ Bernard J Poli (1967). Ford Madox Ford and the Transatlantic review. Syracuse University Press. p. 41. ISBN 978-0-8156-2105-8. Retrieved 26 August 2010.
  3. ^ "The Transatlantic Review No. 12, Notes on Contributors". JSTOR 41514022. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)

External links edit

  • Why I Publish In Ezines Robert Sward, eScene, 1996.
  • B.S. Johnson (1933-1973) Website.

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between 1959 and 1977 Categoriesliterary journalFounderJoseph F McCrindleFounded1959Final issue1977ISSN0041 1078 Contents 1 History 2 Writers 3 Illustrators 4 Archives 5 Contents of Stories from the Transatlantic Review 6 References 7 External linksHistory editReviving the title of the short lived but influential Transatlantic Review founded by Ford Madox Ford 2 in 1924 McCrindle originally conceived of TR as a way to publish short stories that he had not been able to place as a literary agent He was inspired in part by the semiannual journal Botteghe Oscure which was based in Rome and published by Marguerite Caetani Eugene Walter provided a connection between the two after helping launch The Paris Review he edited Caetani s magazine and then became an associate editor of Transatlantic Review remaining on its masthead from the third issue until the last George Garrett was one of a group of initially credited editors including William Goldman and by issue 3 became the poetry editor continuing alongside B S Johnson up until issue 39 Another significant contributing editor was the playwright poet and actor Heathcote Williams B S Johnson was eventually the sole poetry editor and assembled the feature New Transatlantic Poetry He also proposed the annual Erotica competition which was open to fiction poetry and illustration Prize winners included Paul Ableman Diana Athill Gavin Ewart Giles Gordon D M Thomas Jerry Stahl Jay Jeff Jones Trevor Hoyle Patrick Hughes and Steve Barthelme Issue 52 Autumn 1975 featured An Anthology of New American Poetry compiled by Gerard Malanga It included work by Charles Bukowski Lawrence Ferlinghetti Allen Ginsberg Louis Zukofsky George Oppen Jonathan Williams Gary Snyder Michael McClure Harold Norse and Lou Reed After a decade McCrindle selected the magazine s best for his Stories from the Transatlantic Review Holt Rinehart and Winston 1970 Penguin 1974 an anthology that included Paul Bowles Jerome Charyn Bruce Jay Friedman Penelope Gilliatt William Goldman and Joyce Carol Oates McCrindle collected the interviews in Behind the Scenes Theater and Film Interviews from the Transatlantic Review Holt Rinehart and Winston 1971 The final issue was published June 1977 An announcement appeared in the penultimate issue of the magazine saying that the title would continue as an annual review but this idea was not pursued After he folded the magazine McCrindle continued to support new writing talent through the Henfield Foundation later renamed the Joseph F McCrindle Foundation awarding annual Henfield Prizes for the best short stories from writing programs throughout the United States He died July 11 2008 at his home in New York City Writers editOther well known writers whose work appeared in Transatlantic Review include J G Ballard John Banville Anthony Burgess William S Burroughs Jean Cocteau William Faulkner Robert Grossbach Alan Lelchuk Alan Sillitoe Richard Yates Harold Pinter and William Trevor Also notable are Eugene Walter s 1960 interview with Gore Vidal and Giles Gordon s 1964 interview with Joe Orton which appeared shortly before Orton was murdered Over the years the magazine published interviews with Edward Albee Burgess twice James T Farrell Federico Fellini William Gaskill William Inge and Christopher Isherwood Pinter and Peter Yates After TR was shut down in 1977 annual fiction prizes were given by the Henfield Foundation later renamed the Joseph F McCrindle Foundation In 2011 the McCrindle Foundation set up endowments to support fiction prizes at five graduate writing programs Columbia University University of Virginia University of Iowa University of Michigan and University of California at Irvine Illustrators editThe only issue of Transatlantic Review that did not contain an illustration was the debut issue The second issue had only one by Jean Cocteau but illustration soon became a staple item usually unrelated to the text but in some cases complementing short stories or articles Contributors of illustration included Dylan Thomas Peter Farmer Elaine de Kooning Daniel Mroz Mervyn Peake Patrick Procktor Kaffe Fassett Mike McGear Heathcote Williams John H Howard Larry Rivers Mabel Pakenham Walsh and Colin Spencer 3 Archives editThe Transatlantic Review papers available at Special Collections and University Archives Rutgers University include manuscripts by TR contributors such as J G Ballard Ann Beattie Jorge Luis Borges Paul Bowles William Burroughs Ian McEwan Joyce Carol Oates Edna O Brien Grace Paley Harold Pinter Paul Theroux William Trevor John Updike and Richard Yates The Joseph F McCrindle papers at Columbia University Libraries Archival Collections include in addition to extensive personal correspondence letters and manuscripts by L P Hartley Philip Roth and other writers represented by McCrindle when he was a literary agent Digitized papers at the Archives of American Art document McCrindle s art collecting art donations philanthropy family affairs and personal estate All issues of Transatlantic Review have been digitized and archived at JSTOR Contents of Stories from the Transatlantic Review edit Introduction Joseph F McCrindle Music to Lay Eggs By Thomas Bridges 1968 Home Is Morris Lurie 1968 The Road Alan Sillitoe 1968 Summer Voices John Banville 1968 Making Changes Leonard Michaels 1969 My Sister and Me Asa Baber Jr 1967 Before the Operation Paul Breslow 1967 The Collector Austin C Clarke 1967 Sing Shaindele Sing Jerome Charyn 1966 Black Barbecue Daniel Spicehandler 1966 The Adult Education Class from Eating People Is Wrong Malcolm Bradbury 1959 During the Jurassic John Updike 1966 Acme Rooms and Sweet Marjorie Russell Hugh Allyn Hunt 1966 The Zodiacs Jay Neugeboren 1969 Dying Joyce Carol Oates 1966 The Redhead Penelope Gilliatt 1965 Girl in a White Dress Edward Franklin 1964 Changed Norma Meacock 1964 A Meeting in Middle Age William Trevor 1964 The World s Fastest Human Irvin Faust 1964 The Siege Sol Yurick 1963 The Enemy Bruce Jay Friedman 1963 Simple Arithmetic Virginia Moriconi 1963 The Hyena Paul Bowles 1962 The Fair of San Gennaro John McPhee 1961 Ismael Alfred Chester 1961 Francois Yattend Jean Claude Van Itallie 1961 The Star Blanket Shirley Schoonover 1961 A Game of Catch George Garrett 1960 The Educated Girl V S Pritchett 1960 Johnny Dio and the Sugar Plum Burglars Harry D Miller 1960 At Home with the Colonel Frank Tuohy 1962 A Different Thing Walter Clemons 1959 The Ice Cream Eat William Goldman 1959 Biographical Notes References edit Grimes William 2008 07 18 Joseph McCrindle 85 Connoisseur of Art Is Dead The New York Times ISSN 0362 4331 Retrieved 2021 08 02 Bernard J Poli 1967 Ford Madox Ford and the Transatlantic review Syracuse University Press p 41 ISBN 978 0 8156 2105 8 Retrieved 26 August 2010 The Transatlantic Review No 12 Notes on Contributors JSTOR 41514022 a href Template Cite journal html title Template Cite journal cite journal a Cite journal requires journal help External links 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