Esquire Magazine February 1976 James Dickey Travels Through America


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

28 Special Section: Travels Through America — Harrison E. Salisbury
  On the eve of the Bicentennial, where are we?

67 Cahill Is Blind — James Dickey
  Powerful new fiction from the author of Deliverance

70 Please Forget About Teddy! — Brock Brower
  A bit of special pleading against his candidacy

72 Esquire Presents the Eternal Starlets of Hollywood — Nelson Lyon
  A retrospective and update of the cupcakes

82 Crabs — Nora Ephron
  Yes, the itchy kind (we think)

85 The Attack — William A. Nolen M.D.
  The surgery that saved the author’s heart can also save your own

91 Five Phonies — Illustrated by Patricia Dryden
  A bestiary of contemporary fops and worse

96 Why You Always Leave Caruso in the Shower — Martin Mayer
  A sound expert turns your living room into a concert hall

100 The Best Airport in America Is Tampa — Calvin Trillin
  The worst is O’Hare

101 The Worst Airport in America Is Not O’Hare — Molly Ivins
  Hint: it’s new, it’s big, it’s in Texas

102 Actually, They’re All Pretty Awful — Paul Goldberger
  Even your typical train station is better

106 Robert Sommer Plays with Airports — Ralph Keyes
  A social scientist’s lonely losing struggle

108 The Ten “Toughest” Photographs of 1975 — Douglas Davis
  Further definition of the modern art form

116 To Be Young, Rich and Unhappy in America — Peter Collier and David Horowitz
  Why Abby Rockefeller sells toilets and other tales of the Cousins

124 Commando Performance
  The survival look comes out of the trenches
  Where to buy it: page 147

8 Arnold Gingrich — Announcing the new Business in the Arts Awards Competition

10 Joan Didion: The Coast — How the women went west, surviving

12 Jean Stafford: Books — Golfing for Cats, a very funny thing

16 Timothy Crouse: Washington — The Ford campaign is rolling … downhill

20 Richard Joseph: Travel Notes — Cooling your heels in and around Barcelona

52 Roger Kahn: Sports — All hail the commissioner of roundball!

56 Backstage with Esquire

58 Nora Ephron: Media — Keeping the faith on the Kennedy killing

64 Sound and Fury

140 Auberon Waugh: Letter from Europe — A eulogy for class in England

Poetry: pages 60, 62, 142, 144, 150, 152
Picture Credits: page 57

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