Peter Davison

• Peter Davison
• April 2005 Issue

The new collection of Robert Lowell's poems will doubtless stand from now on as The Work

• Peter Davison
• July/August 2003 Issue

A new book on Rome will help travelers there experience the city that Romans know

• Peter Davison
• June 2002 Issue

One of the biggest changes in modern poetry is its escape from the page to the performance

• Peter Davison
• March 2002 Issue

Prosperity and its discontents come to Ireland's towns and countryside

• Peter Davison
• November 2001 Issue

• Peter Davison
• March 2001 Issue

• Peter Davison
• February 2001 Issue

All agog at Gehry's Guggenheim.

• Peter Davison
• October 2000 Issue

Francesca Woodman's work presents femaleness without satire or an agenda

• Peter Davison
• May 2000 Issue

An Atlantic Unbound interview with Richard Wilbur

• Peter Davison
• September 1999 Issue

The glory that was Genoa is enchanting still

• Peter Davison
• July 1999 Issue

• Peter Davison
• April 1999 Issue

Atlantic contributors reflect on intersections of books and travel.

• Barbara Wallraff, William Langewiesche, James Fallows, Corby Kummer, Cullen Murphy, Peter Davison, Robert Kaplan, and Benjamin Schwarz
• January 1999 Issue

• Peter Davison
• August 1998 Issue

How some of the best-known poets of this century got that way

• Peter Davison
• June 1998 Issue

• Peter Davison
• February 1998 Issue