Description
Step back in time and own a piece of literary history with this complete issue of The New Yorker from October 8, 1973, featuring a captivating cover by the renowned artist Andrei Francois. This magazine is a remarkable addition for any collector or literary enthusiast, showcasing the culture and discourse of its time.
Flipping through the pages, you will find thought-provoking articles, engaging stories, and beautiful illustrations that make this magazine a treasure chest of nostalgia. You'll enjoy a fantastic array of content including:
- Innovative Writing: Dive into the intriguing article "The Sports Chemist" by Penelope Gilliatt, exploring the intersection of sports and science.
- Cultural Analysis: Discover the poetry of W. H. Auden with "Address to the Beasts," along with profiles featuring influential figures like Ralph Nader.
This issue captures the essence of the 1970s, reflecting the social and political climate through the lens of insightful journalism. Other highlighted segments within the magazine include:
“Elisha Hospital” by Mark Henry Helprin, highlighting the nuances of modern healthcare, and the “Current Cinema” by Pauline Kael, offering critiques of contemporary films that shaped the industry. You’ll also find reviews on books and concert records, making it a well-rounded read.
The item pictured is the exact one you'll receive. Please check the image for reference on the condition of the magazine.
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This magazine represents not just a reading experience but also a slice of history, capturing a moment and a voice that continues to resonate today. Don’t miss your chance to add this literary gem to your collection!