Description
The New Yorker Complete Magazine from January 30, 1978, featuring a captivating cover by Charles Saxon, is a must-have for collectors and fans of classic journalism. This vintage magazine represents a fascinating piece of history, showcasing the vibrant culture and thoughts of the era.
This specific issue is in great condition for its age, with only minor wear noted around the edges. You can view the detailed photos provided in this listing to see exactly what you'll receive. Each magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring it remains in good shape for years to come.
Features of this exceptional magazine include:
- Original cover art by Charles Saxon, providing a unique glimpse into the artistic styles of the late 1970s.
- A diverse range of articles and poems that captures the zeitgeist of the time, perfect for both casual readers and serious collectors.
Within its pages, you will find notable pieces such as:
- "THE TALK OF THE TOWN" - 25
- "THE ABDUCTION FROM THE SERAGLIO" by Donald Barthelme - 30
- "THE HAIR SHIRT" by J. F. Powers - 32
- "HEART OF THE BACKLOG" (POEM) by Robert Penn Warren - 34
- "FROM THE JOURNALS OF A POET" by Louise Bogan - 39
- "THE THEATRE" - Brendan Gill - 71
- "OFF BROADWAY" - Edith Oliver - 72
- "ANNALS OF CRIME (LOCKHEED IN JAPAN—PART II)" by Robert Shaplen - 74
- "THE CURRENT CINEMA" by Pauline Kael - 92
- "THE RACE TRACK" by Audax Minor - 95
- "DANCING" by Arlene Croce - 96
- "MUSICAL EVENTS" by Andrew Porter - 101
- "BOOKS" by Naomi Bliven - 104
- "BRIEFLY NOTED" - 106
Each article reflects a unique perspective on life, art, and the issues that were pertinent during the time period. This magazine not only serves as an excellent addition to your collection but is also a delightful conversation starter.
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