Now almost impossible to find in its original form, this is the
12 August 1971 number of the New York Review of Books.
A very good copy. 32 pages.
See photo #2 for table of contents.
Great content in this issue includes opening essay (see photo # 4) by Elizabeth Hardwick on the life and work of Sylvia Plath; an exquisite, full page verse narrative by Robert Penn Warren on the centenary of the birth of the peerless Theodore Dreiser; Martin Bernal's essay on our far eastern wars and political intrigues (see photo #3 which includes a great portrait of "Tricky Dick" by David Levine); Jack Richardson on a detailed visit, including wins and losses, to Las Vegas; C. Van Woodward's reviews of new works on Black History.
MUCH MORE!