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TITLE: ESQUIRE
["The Magazine for Men" -- Including all the great writers, illustrators, pictorials, vintage advertisements, fashion and more! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE:
AUGUST 1985; Volume 104, No.2
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Summer Reading is back! Spend your vacation with...
SUMMER READING:
THE IMPORTANCE OF FICTION by John Updike.
In an age of TV, video, and fflm, fiction remains the subtlest instrument for self-examination mankind has ever invented.
GOSSIP by Frank Conroy.
Did they or didn't they? The point is moot -- it's what people think that counts.
A DREAM OF THE FUTURE (NOT EXCLUDING LOBSTERS) by Kurt Vonnegut.
What if Mick Jagger, Paloma Picasso, Walter Cronkite, and Jackie 0. were stranded on an island a million years ago, in 1986?.
ON THE RIVER STYX by Peter Matthiessen.
Bishop had marched in civil rights rallies, he believed in integration, so why wouldn't Dickie trust him?.
SUMMER OF THE DEAD FROGS by Debra Spark.
It was a summer of mysteries: the crops were barren, the frogs piled up by the freezer, and Sally was suddenly becoming a woman.
LOVE DAY by William Styron.
Before he met Sophie and Nathan, Stingo was a Marine, stationed on Saipan and waiting for action.
KINDRED SPIRITS by Alice Walker.
The divorce over, her house gone, Rosa is trying to find a new home in the past.
IN A MEXICAN GARDEN by Robert Stone.
Some find meaning in possessions, some find it in work. Gordon found it in Mexico.
CARDS by Ann Beattie.
Josie may be a new woman, but the men around her are up to the same old tricks.
How WRITERS LIVE TODAY by Tom Jenks.
Forty-one of America's writers talk about the hard times and rich rewards of their work.
FASHION FASHION SPEAKS! by Vincent Boucher with Tonne Goodman.
This fall in men's wear, a look is worth a thousand words.
MAN AT HIS BEST:
MATERIAL VALUE: THE NEW DEAL IN ART by Frank Rose; BIBLIOPHILIA: THE Scoop
T1 xTEL; CLASSICS: ARGYLE SOCKS by John Berendt; THE DRINKING
MAN: How TO Bu A DRINK FOR A LADY by Bruce Weber; THE SEASONED COOK:
A BLINTZ FIT FOR A PRINCE by Alan Richman; GOOD FORM: How TO
PICK FLOWERS by Glen Waggoner; PRACTICAL MATTERS: A PURCHASE ON THE PAST.
SMART MONEY:
THE INVESTOR: SHOULD You ACCEPT THE TIP? by Donald R. Katz; THE TAX ADVISER: CAN MY
TRIP PAY FOR ITSELF?; MONEY TERMS; REAL ESTATE: VICTORIANS BY THE SEA;
INSURANCE: THE CHOICE OF YOUR LIFE by Peter D. Lawrence; FINANCIAL HOTLINE byJennet
Conant; THE STRATEGIST: THE CARE AND FEEDING OF JERKS by Stanley Bing.
DEPARTMENTS:
BACKSTAGE by Lee Eisenberg Eight Stories High.
THE SOUND AND THE FURY.
THE ESQUIRE JOURNAL. by Phillip Moffitt Dancing and Dazzling.
AMERICAN BEAT by Bob Greene Loving Woody.
ETHICS by Hany Stein Fighting the Good Fight.
OPENINGS by PaulBob Storm Warnings.
COVER PHOTOGRAPH: ART KANE.
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