Author describes her anger at the sacrifices to domesticity which for generations have stifled women writers and prevented them from writing at all. Thus, the twentieth century, although more favorable than in previous centuries, has produced only one woman writer for every twelve male writers. (NL)

Explains influence of the university curriculums in Spain on the writing careers of leading authors including Francisco de Quevedo. (DS)

Spanish novelist Pio Baroja is honored on the 100th anniversary of his birth. (DS)

Aub died July 22, 1972. (DS)

Discussion of the life of Mrs. Norton and of her series of books featuring the "Borrowers, tiny creatures of her creation. (RD)

Interview took place in London, England, on October 5, 1970 between Cuban writer Guillermo Cabrera Infante and journalist Rita Guibert. Special issue dedicated to contemporary Spanish American literature. (DS)

Special issue on contemporary Spanish American literature. (DS)

Portion of the author's report as Consultant on Hispanic Matters during the fall term, 1969. (DS)

Discusses merits of teachers' writing for publications other than professional journals. (SW)

Arniches is best remembered for his sainetes," one-act vignettes caricaturizing aspects of the Spanish way of life. (DS)