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J. R. Ackerley’s My Father and Myself[*] is the simplest, most directly personal report of what it is like to be a homosexual that, to my knowledge, has yet been…

Back to Madrid

by Barbara Probst Solomon,

The dream he never knew the end of (an episode from Audubon, “The prairie”)

by Robert Penn Warren,

Harvard on my mind

by Michael Holroyd,

Troop withdrawal–the initial step

by Thomas Parker,

Burnt out

by Daryl Hine,

The selling of the president

by Joe McGinniss,

1968

Gary, Indiana

by Marshall Frady,

The forgotten American

by Peter Schrag,

How to make politics from art, and vice versa

by Russell Lynes,

Where it’s at

by John Fischer,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

About this issue

by Harper’s Staff,

About this issue

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

by Leonard Soned,

No. 12

by Henry Allen,

Acrostickler

“Look under talking butterfly.”

Drawn by Joseph Farris,

Coming in Harper’s

by Harper’s Staff,

Archive: 1969

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Survival U

Erratum

Letters

About this issue

About this issue

Untitled

No. 13

Singing beautifully

Performing arts

Television reviewing

Books in brief

The Uncomplaining Homosexuals

Back to Madrid

The dream he never knew the end of (an episode from Audubon, “The prairie”)

Harvard on my mind

Troop withdrawal–the initial step

Burnt out

The selling of the president

Gary, Indiana

The forgotten American

How to make politics from art, and vice versa

Where it’s at

Letters

About this issue

About this issue

Untitled

No. 12

“Look under talking butterfly.”

Coming in Harper’s

September 1969

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