29 July 2002 — Seven new poems by John Enright
4 January 2002 — Why Objectivists Don't Read We the Living, a dialogue by Peter Saint-André
24 November 2001 — If You Have a Niche, Scratch It, an essay by G. Wesley Purdy
13 November 2001 — Hugo, Rand, and the Purpose of Art, an essay by Peter Saint-André
1 October 2001 — My Daughter's Face, a series of sonnets by Tom Radcliffe
20 July 2001 — God Speaks to Each of Us, another Rilke translation by Leonard Cottrell
18 July 2001 — Anaktoria on the Stoop and Tintoretto's Paradise, poems by G. Wesley Purdy
22 June 2001 — Why Is John Galt?, a dialogue by Peter Saint-André
17 April 2001 — added information about Willa Cather at Monadnock
16 April 2001 — created the Yevgeny Zamyatin FanSpace
12 April 2001 — updated the Victor Hugo FanSpace
11 April 2001 — added information about Emily Dickinson and Monadnock
9 April 2001 — The Assumption of Nalantei, a novella by Stephen Marvin
7 April 2001 — Musical Odyssey #10 by Kurt Keefner
20 December 2000 — Cobalt, a poem by Peter Saint-André
19 December 2000 — three early poems by Moira Russell: Icarus, Classicism, and Who Ever Loved
25 November 2000 — Paying for Shade, a poem by Peter Saint-André
24 November 2000 — Reward, a fable by Tom Radcliffe
8 October 2000 — The Measure, a poem by Peter Saint-André
4 October 2000 — four more odes of Horace translated by Peter Saint-André: I.26, I.28, III.1, and III.29
27 July 2000 — July 20th, 2000, a poem by Tom Radcliffe
19 June 2000 — Jesus in Atlantis, a poem by Peter Saint-André
29 May 2000 — In the Garden, a poem by Peter Saint-André
16 May 2000 — Urban Haiku by Peter Saint-André
26 April 2000 — Poems of Eric S. Raymond
23 April 2000 — First Call of a Redwing, a poem by Nicholas Dykes
15 April 2000 — updated the Peter Abelard FanSpace
3 April 2000 — Shakespeare: A Poet for this Earth, an essay by Michelle Fram-Cohen
22 March 2000 — added information about Mark Twain at Monadnock
14 March 2000 — added information about Rudyard Kipling and Monadnock
6 March 2000 — added information about Edwin Arlington Robinson at Monadnock
27 February 2000 — Waka and Haiku by Mark H. Froemming
26 February 2000 — added information about Abbott Thayer's Monadnock
20 January 2000 — On a Visit to the Musée Rodin, a poem by Peter Saint-André
31 December 1999 — Looking up at the Sky, a poem by Peter Saint-André
29 November 1999 — two poems by Erin L. King: Rare Earth Metal and The Rebel Whole
16 November 1999 — On Reading James Joyce, a poem by Tom Radcliffe
30 October 1999 — added a new section containing what Victor Hugo once described as "the singular expressions we call fables", starting with works by Tom Radcliffe and Leonard Cottrell
13 September 1999 — added information about Thoreau on Monadnock
8 September 1999 — Reflections on My Father's Life, a poem by Peter Saint-André
24 August 1999 — The Rational Temper: Brand Blanshard and What Objectivists Can Learn From Him by Scott Ryan
18 August 1999 — Glenn Gould: Musical Individualist by Peter Saint-André
30 July 1999 — A Musical Odyssey, essay-reviews by Kurt Keefner
13 July 1999 — Site restructured, with non-Review content moved to saint-andre.com
12 July 1999 — The Paintings of Chen Yifei by Michelle Fram-Cohen
25 June 1999 —Donald Harington: Wry Stories and Word Music from Unexpected Places, an essay by Steve Reed
6 May 1999 —On Mynydd Troed, a poem by Nicholas Dykes
17 April 1999 — two reviews of James P. Hogan's novel Outward Bound, one by Paul Beaird and the other by Peter Saint-André
20 March 1999 — Deliverance, a poem by Moira Russell
16 March 1999 — Medieval Lyrics translated by Leonard Cottrell
13 March 1999 — Steven Mallory: Objectivist Ideal for the Struggling Artist by Alan Tucker
11 March 1999 — A Fictional Review on the History of Sex by Tom Radcliffe
10 March 1999 — the Art Lists moved to Peter's Favorite Art
19 February 1999 — Falconry, The thorn forest, and It is the love god's will: three poetry translations by Leonard Cottrell related to Emperor Frederick II
18 February 1999 — It's easy, a sonnet by Tanya Wendling
17 February 1999 — Artist Shrugged, an essay by Peter Saint-André
14–15 February 1999 — Mariner and Sonnet to the Body, two poems by Moira Russell
9 February 1999 — poems from Italian translated by Leonard Cottrell and poems of Binyamin Halevi translated by Michelle Fram-Cohen
2 February 1999 — I saw the angel in the stone and carved, a sonnet by Tanya Wendling
19 January 1999 — poems of Michelangelo translated by Leonard Cottrell
1 January 1999 — We cannot know it, yet we know it's true, a sonnet by Tanya Wendling
31 December 1998 — Four poems by Peter Saint-André: Editor, Troubadour, No Exit, and The Problem of the One and the Many
22 December 1998 — poems of Saul Tchernikhovski translated by Michelle Fram-Cohen
4 December 1998 — Unter der Linden translated by R.D. Oliver
22 November – 15 December 1998 — poems of Rainer Maria Rilke translated by Leonard Cottrell
9 November 1998 — Foundation, a poem by J. Gregory Wharton
2 November – 15 December 1998 — odes of Horace and fragments of Sappho translated by Peter Saint-André
24 October 1998 — the article AIDS Heresy and the New Bishops added to the James P. Hogan FanSpace
23 October 1998 — a whole bunch of poetry: More Fire, Transference, Thanksgiving, Why Tri, and I Do by John Enright; and Liaison D'Etre and Fond Wish by Peter Saint-André
17 July 1998 — The Joyce Poems: #1 by Roger Donway
7 July 1998 — Roger Donway's poem Abelard to Heloise
27 June 1998 — Karen Minto's poems Thoughts at Night and The Artist's Soul
31 May 1998 — Brett N. Steenbarger's essay The Psychology of the Extraordinary, and Meredith Patterson's poem 24-Hour Help Line
21 May 1998 — Three poems by John Enright: Goddess, Labyrinth, and Lookout Point
19 April 1998 — Meredith Patterson's poem Déjà Interpretation and two poems on death by William H. Stoddard
18 April 1998 — Victor Hugo FanSpace
30 March 1998 — Rick Stinchfield's novel Call of the Holy (updated version on the way!)
6 March 1998 — Caveat Precator, a poem by Meredith Patterson
27 February 1998 — Kay Nolte FanSpace
21 February 1998 — Andrew Marvell FanSpace
26 January 1998 — Peter Abelard FanSpace
18 January 1998 — James P. Hogan FanSpace
30 November 1997 — Joaquín Sorolla, an essay by Peter Saint-André
27 September 1997 — Enrique Granados, an essay by Peter Saint-André
13 September 1997 — Bean Counter, a short story by Ronald E. Merrill
10 August 1997 — John Enright day, with four poems (Anne, What Child, Zero Visibility, and Thorns) and a one-act play (Collision Course)
9 August 1997 — three short stories: The Problem of Other Minds by Harry Dolan, Sudden Ritual by Rachel Astarte Piccione, and Ralph by Michael B. Duff, II
3 August 1997 — Sparring Partner, a short story by Ronald E. Merrill
27 July 1997 — The Art of Friendship and Indivisible, an essay and a poem by Peter Saint-André
22 July 1997 — Poem on My Twenty-Fourth Birthday by Moira Russell
26 June 1997 — The Traveler by H.C. Aubrey
9 June 1997 — two poems: Weight by Rachel Astarte Piccione and Displacement by Bonnie Letitia King
8 June 1997 — Scott Capehart's essay Finding the Inner Game
29 May 1997 — Brother, a short story by Melissa Miles
28 May 1997 — Monadnock Review launched with Ancient Fire and Drought (poems) and The Individualism of the Poet-Musician (essay) by Peter Saint-André