Esquire Magazine August 1976 Gossip So Hot We Had to Seal the Pages Issue


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The magazine is in good condition. It is a complete copy but shows moderate signs of age and wear, corner creases, or light surface wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.


Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS


ARTICLES

80 Killing Time with the War Dreamers — Richard Woodley
92 It’s Better To Remember Fred — Helen Lawrenson
94 And What Is Ginger Up To? — Judy Klemensrud

COME AND GET IT, AMERICA!

51 Look How Far You’ve Read Already!
52 Hi, This Is Marcel Proust, Reporting from the Hamptons — John Leonard
56 Hi, This Is Bruce Jay Friedman, Reporting from Hollywood — Bruce Jay Friedman
60 America’s Leading Growth Industry
60 Galloping Gossip Text by Dan Greenburg; drawings by Tim Lewis
62 Hey, Washington, Your Q-Tips Are Bugged — Diana McLellan and Louise Lague
64 Every Town Has One
67 Let’s Hear It for the Best-Kept Secrets in Sports — Roy Blount Jr.
70 Earl’s Nights — Photographed by Lynn Davis
72 People Who Hate People

FEATURES

85 New York, Once Upon a Time — Bruce McCall
90 Antique Futures
114 Stick It in Your Eye
126 Facing It
136 “Let Me Show You How To Cut Your Eating Time in Half & Triple Your Consumption in Just Five Days!” — Alfa-Betty Olsen and Marshall Efron

FICTION

75 In Desert Waters — Richard Ford

FASHION

98 Suit Yourself
  Where to buy it: page 133
100 How To Buy a Suit Without Your Mother — Max Evans

DEPARTMENTS

6 Jim Harrison: Outdoors — A river never sleeps
9 Roger Kahn: Sports — A big, tough, competitive kid
14 Jean Stafford: Books — Hammock reading
20 Nora Ephron: Media — A visit with the last lady in America
26 Backstage with Esquire — The view from within
28 Sound and Fury — Letters from our readers
30 Taylor Branch: Washington — Raising a glass to Beau Geste
35 Joan Didion: The Coast — The Diamond Lane slowdown
38 Harry Crews: Grits — The wonderful world of Winnebagos
46 Richard Joseph: Travel Notes — You haven’t skied even once this summer?
132 Auberon Waugh: Letter from Europe — King Ludd rides again

Poetry: pages 24, 25, 32, 110, 122, 142, 147, 150
Picture Credits: page 131

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