July 1983 Issue This is an incomplete listing of issue contents Jump to: General | Interview | Fiction General Grey Gowrie Poor Passing Facts Robert Lowell: A Biography G S Rousseau Outsiders/Insiders Outsiders: A Study in Life and Letters By Hans Mayer (translated by Denis M Sweet) LR Hermione Lee Infectious Bravado The Life of Katherine Anne Porter By Joan Givner Interview James Campbell Making Ends Meet: An Interview with Norman Mailer Fiction Christopher Hitchens Something for Everybody The Little Drummer Girl By John Le Carré LR
G S Rousseau Outsiders/Insiders Outsiders: A Study in Life and Letters By Hans Mayer (translated by Denis M Sweet) LR
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