Volume 2

• Number 1: Radical Traditionalism in W. B. Yeats and Robinson Jeffers
  By Deborah Fleming

• Number 2: Write the thing that thou has seen: Recognizing the Apocalyptic in Robinson Jeffers
  By Shaun-Anne Tangney

• Number 3: An Interview with John Haines
  By Arthur Coffin

• Number 4: Emerson, Whitman, and Jeffers: The Prophetic Charge of the Poet in the Unity of the World
  by Kathleen Mackin

Volume 3

• Number 1: Robinson Jeffers' California Landscape and the Rhetoric of Displacement
  by Pierre Lagayette

• Number 2: Slip, Shift, and Speed Up
  by Mark Jarman

• Number 3: Strange Hunting
  by Walter Van Tilburg Clark

Notes:
Walter Van Tilburg's Strange Hunting
by Terry Beers
Clark's Strange Hunting: The Ritual
by Robert Brophy
A Note on the Text of "Strange Hunting"
by Terry Beers

• Number 4:
  Frederick Mortimer Clapps 'Figures in a Coast Range Dance of Death (For R.J.)':The Evolution of a Poetic Tribute
  by Kathleen Mackin

Jeffer's Heavenly Meditations
by Robert Zaller

Volume 4

• Number 1: The Poet as Prophet: Some Notes on Robinson Jeffers
  By John Haines

• Number 2: The End of Prophecy: "The Double Axe" and the Nuclear Sublime
  By Robert Zaller

• Number 3: The End of Prophecy: A Response
  By James Karman

• Number 4: Where the Country of Lost Borders Meets Jeffers Country: The Walking Women of Robinson Jeffers and Mary Austin
  By Carmen Lowe

Volume 5