Marilynne Robinson's "The Fate of Ideas: Moses" (1999) Carl Dennis's "Progress" (#121 - 122, 1999) Frank Bidart's "Luggage" and "Hammer" (#121 - 122, 1999) C.K. Williams's "The Nail" (#121 - 122, 1999) Robert Pinsky's "Porch Steps" and "Song" (#124 - 125, 1999-2000) Carolyn Forché's "Nocturne" (#126 - 127, 2000) Frank Bidart's "Pre-Existing Forms: We Fill Them and When We Fill Them We Change Them and Are Changed" (2000) Carl Dennis's "The Photographer" (#135 - 136, 2002) Richard Howard's "Knowing When To Stop" (#135 - 136, 2002) C.K. Williams's "Inculcations" (#137 - 138, 2003) Carolyn Forché's "Death Bed" and "Fisherman" (#148 - 149, 2005–06) Honor Moore's "Violetta, 2000" (#144 - 145, 2004–05) Honor Moore's "Wallace Stevens" (#146 - 147, 2005) Frank Bidart's "Winter Spring Summer Fall" and "God's Catastrophe in Our Time" (#148 - 149, 2005–06) Seamus Heaney's "The Aerodrome" (#148 - 149, 2005–06) Robert Pinsky's "Work Song" (#148 - 149, 2005–06) Adam Phillips's "On What is Fundamental" (2009) Phillip Lopate's "How Do You End an Essay?" (2010) Charles Simic's "The Invisible" (#166 - 167, 2010) Siri Hustvedt's "The Real Story" (2012) See also List of literary magazines References External links Salmagundi official site Literary magazines published in the United States Quarterly magazines published in the United States Magazines established in 1965 Magazines published in New York (state) Skidmore College Hijacked journals