DANIEL A. LINDLEY was for twenty years Associate Professor of English and chair of English Education, University of Illinois at Chicago, after teaching at Yale and Dartmouth. His secondary school teaching was done at the Groton School and the laboratory schools of the University of Illinois, the University of Chicago, and Florida State University. Lindley is a Jungian analyst in private practice.

• PrefaceCalling Spirits: The Art and the Life of TeachingThe Craft of TeachingThe Source of Good TeachingStoryWhen Nothing Works: Despair, Alienation, and ShadowTeaching at the Edge: Clothing the Unknowable in the Garments of the KnownRough Magic Abjured: Freedom and Letting GoReferencesIndex

DANIEL A. LINDLEY was for twenty years Associate Professor of English and chair of English Education, University of Illinois at Chicago, after teaching at Yale and Dartmouth. His secondary school teaching was done at the Groton School and the laboratory schools of the University of Illinois, the University of Chicago, and Florida State University. Lindley is a Jungian analyst in private practice.

• PrefaceCalling Spirits: The Art and the Life of TeachingThe Craft of TeachingThe Source of Good TeachingStoryWhen Nothing Works: Despair, Alienation, and ShadowTeaching at the Edge: Clothing the Unknowable in the Garments of the KnownRough Magic Abjured: Freedom and Letting GoReferencesIndex