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The New Yorker Full Magazine July 29, 1972 William Steig Cover
This complete vintage issue of The New Yorker, dated July 29, 1972, features a distinctive cover illustration by William Steig, celebrated for his expressive and witty artwork. Reflecting The New Yorker’s hallmark mix of humor, literary excellence, and cultural insight, this issue includes contributions from John Updike, Frances FitzGerald, and Penelope Gilliatt. It is a fine example of the magazine’s style during one of its most influential decades.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – 19
“LOVE IN THE HAMPTONS” – Elaine Mueller – 24
“CHOOSE ONE FROM AMONG THEM” (Poem) – Richard Shelton – 26
“THE DILEMMA” (Poem) – Robert Graves – 30
ONWARD AND UPWARD WITH THE ARTS (Science Fiction) – Gerald Jonas – 33
THE CURRENT CINEMA – Penelope Gilliatt – 53
THE RACE TRACK – Audax Minor – 55
ANNALS OF WAR (Vietnam—V) – Frances FitzGerald – 56
ON AND OFF THE AVENUE (About the House) – Janet Malcolm – 70
“POEM OF THE SELF” – Frederick Morgan – 75
BOOKS – John Updike – 76
BRIEFLY NOTED – 78
Cover: William Steig
Drawings: James Stevenson, George Price, Robert Weber, Everett Opie, Lee Lorenz, Vahan Shirvanian, Richard McCallister, Alan Dunn, Charles E. Martin, Robert Censoni, Frank Modell, Dana Fradon, Mischa Richter, Stan Hunt, Warren Miller, Henry Martin.