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Discover a piece of history with **The New Yorker Complete Magazine from June 10, 1972**. Featuring a striking cover by Donald Reilly, this vintage magazine is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike. This edition is an excellent representation of the literary and artistic excellence that The New Yorker is known for.
This item is in very good condition for its age, showcasing only minor wear on the edges. It comes without a label, allowing the beautiful artwork and captivating content to shine through. The magazine is carefully packaged in a plastic protective covering to preserve its integrity.
The New Yorker has always been a beacon of insightful commentary, compelling poetry, and culture. Inside this issue, you will find a diverse range of content that reflects the magazine's commitment to quality. Highlights include:
- Fascinating articles and fictional narratives by acclaimed writers such as John Updike and Isaac Bashevis Singer.
- Thought-provoking poetry that captures the essence of the time, including works by Al Levine and Howard Nemerov.
The magazine includes a variety of features:
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
"COMMERCIAL" - John Updike
"AN ALPHABET" (POEM) - Al Levine
"NEIGHBORS" - Isaac Bashevis Singer
REFLECTIONS (THE COURT-MARTIAL OF CAPTAIN ERNEST L. MEDINA) - Mary McCarthy
"A COLD HUSK" (POEM) - Douglas Morea
THE CURRENT CINEMA - Penelope Gilliatt
THE RACE TRACK - Audax Minor
ON AND OFF THE AVENUE (FEMININE FASHIONS) - Kennedy Fraser
AROUND CITY HALL - Andy Logan
"THE BEAUTIFUL LAWN SPRINKLER" (POEM) - Howard Nemerov
MUSICAL EVENTS (ROCK, ETC.) - Ellen Willis
BOOKS - Calvin Tomkins
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