EDITORIAL:    Lately I find that I am more and more dissatisfied with the genre categories that, by convention, we use in the table of contents at Harvard Review. There are many good reasons to use these categories: to help the reader find what he wants; to facilitate the work of series and “best of” anthology editors; to give some indication to the bookstore browser of what she is likely to find inside. But many excellent journals eschew them, and I think the arguments against them are growing all the time.  (read more)