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BETWEEN THE LINES Toasts are the lingua franca of diplomacy. But as with modern poetry and legal jargon, toasts demand interpretation. For example:.

• Source: TIME Magazine. 6/13/1988, Vol. 131 Issue 24, p27. 1p.

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The Embarrassing Genius Behind the kitsch, Salvador Dali wrung poetry from neurosis.

• Authors : HUGHES, ROBERT

• Source: TIME Magazine. 2/6/1989, Vol. 133 Issue 6, p82. 1p.

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INSPIRATIONS STATION ISLAND By Seamus Heaney Farrar, Straus & Giroux 123 pages; $11.95.

• Authors : Stoler, Peter

• Source: TIME Magazine. 2/25/1985, Vol. 125 Issue 8, p88. 1p.

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The Presidency Of Poets and Word Processors.

• Authors : Sidey, Hugh

• Source: TIME Magazine. 5/2/1988, Vol. 131 Issue 18, p32. 1p.

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WORLD NOTES EMIGRES THE CURIOUS SLEEPING RUSSIAN.

• Source: TIME Magazine. 12/23/1985, Vol. 126 Issue 25, p41. 1p.

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People.

• Authors : Garcia, Guy D.

• Source: TIME Magazine. 6/24/1985, Vol. 125 Issue 25, p71. 1p.

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Bon Temps Minority.

• Source: TIME Magazine. 6/13/1988, Vol. 131 Issue 24, p32. 1p.

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People.

• Authors : Garcia, Guy D.

• Source: TIME Magazine. 1/19/1987, Vol. 129 Issue 3, p63. 1p.

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Confucius Says.

• Authors : Chua-Eoan, Howard G.

• Source: TIME Magazine. 4/23/1990, Vol. 135 Issue 17, p97. 1p.

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Fat Pickings.

• Authors : KANFER, STEFAN

• Source: TIME Magazine. 5/8/1989, Vol. 133 Issue 19, p98. 1p.

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