Esquire: The Magazine for Men (June 1967)

Gingrich, Arnold (Publisher)

Published by Esquire, Inc., Chicago, IL, 1967

About this Item

A large, massive magazine with glossy pages containing 198 pages including front and rear covers. Condition: in lightly soiled outer covers; small chip to upper edge of outer narrow spine; internal pages in excellent condition. Contents include: The Manchester Papers by John Corry ("By now you have heard the official version; and even William Manchester, in Look, has had his say. Here, from documents, memoranda and calculated news leaks, a disinterested observer seeks the truth of one of the lesser, but most compelling, follies of our time"); The [John] Corry Papers by Gay Talese ("By now you have read the disinterested version. Here, from documents, memoranda and first-person accounts, is what happened to the disinterested observer who sought the truth of one of the lesser, but most compelling, follies of our time"); Papa and the Parricides by Malcolm Cowley (on Ernest Hemingway); A Short, Bumpy Ride with Steve McQueen by Frank Conroy; Why Dawgs Are Better Than Dogs by Bil Gilbert ("Confinement to steam-heated apartments, poodle parlors and fancy blue-ribbon shows has led to the degradation of the democratic dog. Arf"); The Disposal of Jack Ruby: Part II by Garry Wills and Ovid Demaris ("He was ground slow, and he was ground exceeding small"). Seller Inventory # 010216

Bibliographic Details

Title: Esquire: The Magazine for Men (June 1967)

Publisher: Esquire, Inc., Chicago, IL

Publication Date: 1967

Binding: Magazine

Condition: Very Good

Edition: 1st Edition