1989 | Page 2 of 13 | Harper's Magazine

From “Water Images of The New Yorker,” by Charles Bernstein. Bernstein’s study was distributed to participants at a poetry seminar held in June at the Kootenay School of Writing in…

Why was Flight 655 shot down?

by David R. (David Richard) Carlson,

White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico

by Patrick Nagatani,

The heavy hand of the NRA

by James H. Warner,

Journalism in our time

by Bill Walter,

Readings

Art by Gene Elder,

Mapping the real geography

by Barry Lopez,

Harper’s index

by Harper’s Staff,

Endgames

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

by Ross Lewis,

Biased opinion

by E.R. Galli,

No. 82

by Thomas Hazlehurst Middleton,

Contempt for the Little Colony

by Christopher Hitchens,

How Barry and Bush run Washington

Never again? Cambodia

by Alan Berlow,

Still haunted by the Khmer Rouge

Jump

by Nadine Gordimer,

Archive: 1989

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Under the Influence

East-west relation

Reassurance

Stalking the billion-footed beast

Readings

Barbara Walters’s theater of revenge

Writer’s grudge

My white father

Relax, breathe, visualize, dump her

(Very) Fast Food

Rosemary Jamison’s truck

Vulgar recipes

Readings

Funk and fibers

Wet Verse at The New Yorker

Why was Flight 655 shot down?

White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico

The heavy hand of the NRA

Journalism in our time

Readings

Mapping the real geography

Harper’s index

Endgames

Letters

Untitled

Biased opinion

No. 82

Contempt for the Little Colony

Never again? Cambodia

Jump

November 1989

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