Wagner Literary Magazine & X by X compilation (complete)
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For many years, Nimbus has been Wagner College’s student literary magazine. But for 5 short years, Nimbus was put on hiatus, and something quite different was published on our campus: the Wagner Literary Magazine. It was almost purely the creation of a new English faculty member, Willard Maas, who came to Wagner in the fall of 1958. This collection contains facsimiles of all four issues of WLM, plus a 1963 supplement, X by X.
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