First person singular : essays for the sixties / edited and with an introduction by Herbert Gold.
Symposium of declarations on modern life by contemporary authors who usually write as novelists, poets or in another media.
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| Other title: | Brian E. Lebowitz Collection of 20th Century Jewish American Literature. |
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Donor: | Lebowitz copy gift of Brian E. Lebowitz. |
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New York :
Dial Press,
1963.
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Table of Contents:
- How else can a novelist say it?
- Down with all hands / Nelson Algren
- Fifth Avenue uptown : a letter from Harlem ; East River downtown : postscript to a letter from Harlem / James Baldwin
- Literary notes on Khrushchev / Saul Bellow
- The public art of crisis in the suburbs of hell / Herbert Blau
- Why are they driving me crazy? / George P. Elliott
- Death in Miami Beach / Herbert Gold
- The devolution of democracy / Paul Goodman
- The life and death of Caryl Chessman / Elizabeth Hardwick
- The insanity bit / Seymour Krim
- America the beautiful: the humanist in the bathtub / Mary McCarthy
- The bored and the violent / Arthur Miller
- Poor Columbus / Warren Miller
- The debt ; The time / William Saroyan
- Mrs. Aadland's little girl, Beverly / William Styron
- The pilot as precursor / Harvey Swados
- Barry Goldwater : a chat / Gore Vidal.