Esquire: The Magazine for Men (December 1965)

Chicago, IL: Esquire, Inc.. Condition: covers show light to moderate soil, light to moderate cover and edge wear in places; small chip to each of upper and lower outer spine edges, small chip to outer mid-spine; internal pages are in excellent condition. Contents include: "Other People's Mail" ("A bundle of really first-class letters in various moods from the pens of Groucho Marx, John Kenneth Galbraith, Cole Porter, James Michener, Robert Johnson, Allen Ginsberg, Dylan Thomas, James Thurber, Ezra Pound"); delightful spoof and photospread featuring Phyllis Diller and Godfrey Cambridge in "The Making of the President, 1968! A Musical Extravaganza by Theodore Black" by Alice Glaser (with Cambridge as a Ku Klux Klansman); article "Resume of the Young Man as a Non-Generation" by Howard Junker; fiction "The World (This One), The Flesh (Mrs. Oedipa Maas), and The Testament of Pierce Inverarity" by Thomas Pynchon; article and photospread "My Boston" by Senator Edward M. Kennedy; fiction "The Double Snapper" by Irvin Faust; article "The Artist As Buffalo Hunter" by Harvey Dinnerstein (with accompanying artwork); article "Willie Pep's Art of Self-Defense" by Steve Gelman; fiction "Thirst" by Ivo Andric; article "Sorry About That" by George C. Scott ("All the world being a stage, an actor can learn something everywhere: a brilliant American actor here takes a firsthand look at the performances in Vietnam and measures them against his own"); article "This Blessed Plot, This Earth, This Realm, This Denmark" by Sybille Bedford; article "Robert Frost Speaks Prose" by Harvey Breit ("In herky-jerky sentences, a verbatim talk with the poet about art, freedom and the gift of hate"); article "What I Did Last Summer" by Candice Bergen; poem "How Like The Great Greek God Apollo Is Our King" by Jesse Stuart. . Good. Magazine. First Edition. 1965.