1990 | Page 6 of 14 | Harper's Magazine

From “Qin Cheng Prison: A Story,” by a twenty-one-year-old Chinese student. The author, who wishes to remain anonymous, was arrested last summer for his role in the Tiananmen Square protest…

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by Harper’s Staff,

Sermons and soda water

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

by Barry Marcus,

Code 13

by E.R. Galli,

No. 91

by Thomas Hazlehurst Middleton,

It’s a long story

by John Barth,

Maximal appreciation of the big novel

How neoconservatives perish

by Christopher Hitchens,

Good-bye to "totalitarianism" and all that

Never in This World

by Mark Richard,

Whatever became of the public square?

by Jack Hitt,Edited by Lewis H. Lapham,

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by Gianfranco Gorgoni,Art by Robert Rauschenberg,

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Things are not looking good for Gorby

Inside Qin Cheng Prison