Esquire Magazine October 1977 Dallas Cowgirls John Kenneth Galbraith FBI


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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

75 Hell’s Agent
84 The Immortality of H.H.H. — Robert Friedman
105 Is There Life After TV? — Aaron Latham
114 Sex and the Lonely Guy — Daniel Schorr
122 My Forty Years with the F.B.I. — Bruce Jay Friedman
147 Loudspeaker Guidelines — John Kenneth Galbraith

PICTURED ESSAYS

80 Cowgirls — Photographs by Robert Shaw
88 Great Fakes of Science — Martin Gardner

THE BEST OF DUBIOUS, 1961–76

99 How the Whole Thing Began — David Newman

FEATURES

96 Elvis — Jon Bradshaw
110 How to Drive a Small Car — Tony Swan

FICTION

92 The Fisherman — Tim O’Brien

FASHION

94 Shifting into Gear
108 Up with Down
118 News from Snow Wear . . . or Anywhere

TRAVEL

128 Closing Time in the Garden of Eden — Jon Bradshaw

DEPARTMENTS

8 Books: Alfred Kazin — Stammering and stuttering
12 Backstage with Esquire — The view from within
17 The Sound and the Fury — Letters from our readers
20 Media: Richard Reeves — TV imperialism
22 Outdoors: Norman Maclean — Retrievers good and bad
24 Money: Andrew Tobias — Pinball wisdom
44 Recordings: Albert Goldman — Electric plus electric equals fusion
46 Getting Away: Stephen Birnbaum — Canadian autumn
50 The Coast: Joan Didion — Good-bye, gentleman-ranker
52 Sports: Roy Blount Jr. — If football is too rough, how come they call it a game?
66 The Language: John Simon — Playing tennis without a net
72 Vanity Fair: David Levine — The Supreme Court

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