Esquire: The Magazine for Men (June 1971)

Chicago, IL: Esquire, Inc.. A large, massive magazine with glossy pages containing 196 pages including front and rear covers. Condition: in light to moderately worn outer covers showing corner crease, small chip to upper outer narrow spine edge; small light water stain to upper left corner of front cover and inside pages as well as narrow water stain along upper page edges (to blank margins only and not affecting pagination or text); a very good reading copy. Contents include: Mush by Nora Ephron ("Erich Segal and Rod McKuen: they're enough to make you cry"); photospread Four Love Stories (of [Mr. and Mrs.] Pat Boone, Strom Thurmond, Paul Mejia, and Louis Armstrong); The Happy, Happy, Happy Nelsons by Sara Davidson (on Ozzie, Harriet, Rick, and David Nelson); The Best Man '72 by Gore Vidal ("Would Ralph Nader buy a used office from this country?"); The [F. Scott] Fitzgerald - [Maxwell] Perkins Papers; A Pre-Posthumous Conversation With Myself by Edgar Smith ("After fourteen years on death row, I'd like to say a few words about penal reform"); Walking My Dog on the West Side by Jose Yglesias; The Demolition Downtown: A one-act play by Tennessee Williams; fiction Neighbors by Raymond Carver. . Fair. Magazine. 1st Edition. 1971.