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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…

Lieder masters

by Harper’s Staff,

Performing arts

by Harper’s Staff,

The making of “The Angel Levine”

by Robert Kotlowitz,

Books in brief

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

Herbert Marcuse or Milovan Djilas? The inescapable choice of the next decade

by Irving Howe,

Wild romantics

by Harper’s Staff,

Performing arts

by Harper’s Staff,

Conversations with Pierre Boulez

by Roland Gelatt,

Books in brief

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

The rebel as writer

by Robert Kotlowitz,

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,

The wounds of all generations

by Irving Howe,

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Dostoevsky–the struggle to create

The big British virtues

Performing arts

Participatory theater

Books in brief

Books

Where the fun went

Performing arts

Rock critics

Singing beautifully

Performing arts

Television reviewing

Books in brief

The Uncomplaining Homosexuals

Lieder masters

Performing arts

The making of “The Angel Levine”

Books in brief

Herbert Marcuse or Milovan Djilas? The inescapable choice of the next decade

Wild romantics

Performing arts

Conversations with Pierre Boulez

Books in brief

The rebel as writer

A great Handel recording . . . and more

Performing arts

Into the Fillmore East

Books in brief

The wounds of all generations

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