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Archive: 1969

The rebel as writer

by Robert Kotlowitz,

“Did you take your pill?”

Drawn by Ed Fisher,

Farce kept breaking in

by Frank O’Connor,

A memoir

Letter to Jorge Luis Borges

by John Hollander,

Apropos of the Golem

A deathplace

by L.E. Sissman,

The return of Ted Williams

by John Corry,

“I liked it better when we shuffled along any old way.”

Drawn by Leo Garel,

“All those years not buying war toys–for what?”

Drawn by Edward Koren,

Cooling off with LBJ

by Marshall Frady,

Cal Coolidge & the Co

by John Ciardi,

Poem for $98.41 plus, hopefully, bonuses

Epitaph for a ladies’ man

by David Wagoner,

Going home in America

by Harper’s Staff,

St. Paul and the American condition

by Midge Decter,

My wife, the naked movie star

by Leslie H. Farber,

A word in your ear on behalf of indifference

by Peter Davison,

The ideas by which we are ruled

Edited by John Kenneth Galbraith,

How to control the military

Edited by John Kenneth Galbraith,

How to control the military

by John Kenneth Galbraith,

The artist and the university

by Eric Larrabee,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

About this issue

by Harper’s Staff,

About this issue

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

No. 10

by Henry Allen,

Acrostickler

Coming in Harper’s

by Harper’s Staff,

A great Handel recording . . . and more

by Harper’s Staff,

Performing arts

by Harper’s Staff,

Into the Fillmore East

by Robert Kotlowitz,

Books in brief

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

“You know something, Joe, you’re the poor man’s Eric Hoffer.”

Drawn by Al Ross,

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