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March 1, 1969
Anatole Broyard
A Sort of Moby Dick
May 25, 1968
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The Spy Who Flew Into His Cage
May 4, 1968
Anatole Broyard
Updike’s Twosomes
April 20, 1968
John Ashbery
Working Toward the New
March 29, 1968
John Ashbery
Homage to France
November 3, 1967
Richard Gilman
Gangsters on the Road to Nowhere
July 8, 1967
David Dempsey
Life Among the Littles
February 25, 1967
MagazineRichard M. Elman
Hell’s Angels, Reviewed
Hunter S. Thompson’s book is a comic metaphor for a society getting what it deserves.
February 11, 1967
Herbert Mitgang
The Mexican War Dove
January 28, 1967
Stephen Spender
The Brilliant Mr. MacNeice
January 21, 1967
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Nabokov's Puppet Show, Part II
January 14, 1967
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Nabokov's Puppet Show--Part 1
June 4, 1966
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Nabokov In Time
October 9, 1965
Emmet John Hughes
Kennedy: The 'Blurred Photograph'
November 28, 1964
Malcolm Muggeridge
Oh No, Lord Snow
September 26, 1964
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Grandmaster Nabokov
July 13, 1963
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Stanley Kauffmann
A Jolly Good Fellini
Federico Fellini’s “8 1/2.”
Subscribers Only
July 6, 1963
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Nabokov: Old News from Old Prospero
September 24, 1962
Stanley Kauffmann
TNR Film Classic: 'Long Day's Journey Into Night' (1962)
June 4, 1962
Mary McCarthy
A Bolt From the Blue

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