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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
101 National Velveeta — Aaron Latham
116 The Lonely Guy’s Grooming Guide — Bruce Jay Friedman
120 Can a Complete S.O.B. Be a Good Writer? — Malcolm Cowley
154 The Word from Mamma Buff — Lally Weymouth
166 The Carter Complex — Eleanor Randolph
THE BIG BITE
125 Of a Small and Modest Malignancy, Wicked and Bristling with Dots — Norman Mailer
FICTION
106 Million-Dollar Wound — James Jones
PICTURED ESSAY
111 Cars Had Faces Then — Jerry Flint; paintings by Robert Binder
FEATURES
92 Chicanery Topples International Chili King in Houston Invitational! — Gordon Lish
122 Hi-Fi Components That Think — Leonard Feldman
170 How’s This for Openers?
190 Case Histories of Business Management:
A Memo from Francis Coppola
TRAVEL
149 Why Not the Best? — Stephen Birnbaum
FASHION
158 Beyond the Classics
DEPARTMENTS
8 Recordings: Albert Goldman — The Top Ten, or the dregs of the Sixties
14 The Sound and the Fury — Letters from our readers
16 Wine: Roy Andries de Groot — The best of the whites
20 Getting Away: Stephen Birnbaum — Best bits of Britain
24 Outdoors: Geoffrey Norman — Hunting, the safe way
30 Money: Andrew Tobias — Puts
40 Backstage with Esquire — The view from within
42 Books: Alfred Kazin — Political superstition and the intellectuals
46 The Language: John Simon — The wit and wisdom of catch phrases
53 Media: Richard Reeves — Society’s biggest engine
68 Sports: Roy Blount Jr. — Football is art, holding out is life
76 The Coast: John Gregory Dunne — A long way from Philip Marlowe
96 Vanity Fair: David Levine — Homage to Daumier