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The forty-four essays in this collection range in subject matter from pornography, the Kennedys, Tarzan, Yukio Mishima, Norman Mailer and paranoid politics.
Novelists and critics of the 1940s -- A note on the novel -- Book report -- Writing plays for television -- Visit to a small planet -- Satire in the 1950s -- Love love love -- Bernard Shaw's Heartbreak house -- The twelve Caesars -- Norman Mailer's self-advertisements -- President Kennedy -- John Dos Passos at midcentury -- Barry Goldwater: a chat -- Police brutality -- Nasser's Egypt -- Edmund Wilson, tax dodger -- Tarzan revisited -- John O'Hara -- E. Nesbit's magic -- John Horne Burns -- Sex and the law -- The Sexus of Henry Miller -- Byzantium's fall -- Writers and the world -- Pornography -- The holy family -- The Manchester book -- Paranoid politics -- French letters: theories of the new novel -- Miss Sontag's new novel -- Gore Vidal -- The twenty-ninth Republican Convention -- Manifesto and dialogue -- Literary gangsters -- An American press lord -- Meredith -- Doc Reuben -- Drugs -- The death of Mishima -- Women's liberation meets Miller-Mailer-Manson man -- The fourth diary of Anaïs Nin -- Eleanor Roosevelt -- H. Hughes -- Homage to Daniel Shays.
The Cushing Library/Women & Gender Studies copy was acquired as part of The Don Kelly Research Collection of Gay Literature and Culture.
The Cushing Library/Women & Gender Studies copy is signed by the author.