Superman comes to the supermarket, by N. Mailer.
The Twenty-ninth Republican Convention, Miami Beach, Florida, August 5-8, 1968, by G. Vidal.
The new mutants, by L. A. Fiedler.
Diary of a revolutionist, by J. S. Kunen.
Reply to the student activists, by G. F. Kennan.
Beyond nihilism, by M. Polanyi.
A yo-yo going down, a mad squirrel coming up, by F. Conroy.
Homeboy, by Malcolm X.
Cousin Sophie, by A. Kazin.
Notes of a native son, by J. Baldwin.
The phantom captain, by R. B. Fuller.
Boston, the lost ideal, by E. Hardwick.
London, by V. S. Pritchett.
The vacancies of August, by J. Thompson.
New York to Wrangell, Alaska, by E. Hoagland.
June, by J. W. Johnson.
The old stone house, by E. Wilson.
A young entomologist in old Russia, by V. Nabokov.
Why the novel matters, by D. H. Lawrence.
Walt Whitman: he had his nerve, by R. Jarrell.
Paris review interview with Allen Ginsberg, conducted by Thomas Clark.
The Burton dilemma, by A. Birstein.
Comedy's greatest era, by J. Agee.
No starch in the dhoti, s'il vous plaît, by S. J. Perelman.
A hanging, by G. Orwell.
In battle, by G. Chapman.
The sleds of the children, by H. E. Salisbury.
Introduction to Slaughterhouse-five, by K. Vonnegut, Jr.