Description
Discover a piece of literary history with the May 20, 1974, issue of The New Yorker, featuring a stunning cover by Chris Weber. This complete magazine is in very good condition, showcasing the quality of The New Yorker during a vibrant period in its publication history.
This magazine has been well-preserved, with only minor wear on the edges, making it a fantastic addition for collectors or anyone who appreciates vintage publications. What you see in the pictures is exactly what you'll get—check the detailed photos to ensure you’re happy with the condition.
This issue is packed with insightful articles, engaging poems, and fascinating profiles that reflect the rich cultural context of the time. Here are just a few gems you can find inside:
- Engaging feature articles including "Pipe All Hands—Chimeras Dead Ahead!" by S. J. Perelman and "The Blameless Triangle" by Sylvia Townsend Warner.
- Thought-provoking poems such as "Ode to My Desk" by Douglas Dunn and "River" by Greg Kuzma.
Additionally, you will find in-depth commentary on the theatre scene from Brendan Gill, and a letter from Tokyo by Robert Shaplen, among other notable contributions.
Our commitment to quality means that every magazine we offer comes with a plastic protective covering to ensure its longevity. We also provide combined shipping for multiple purchases—just ask!
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Adding this edition of The New Yorker to your collection not only enriches your reading material but also serves as a window into the past, highlights the literary brilliance of some of its time's most celebrated writers, and makes a great conversation starter.
Whether you are a long-time reader or new to The New Yorker, this issue is a must-have for anyone who enjoys quality writing and intricate illustrations. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of journalism history. Grab your copy today!