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The New Yorker (Magazine) April 23, 1984
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Good. Cover Art : Jenni Oliver. Features : George W. S. Trow (The Mayor Reads the Funnies), Frederick Barthelme (Export). Poetry : Howard Moss (A Hill), Donald Junkins (Kiting A Reverie). Columns : Orville Schell (A Reporter at Large - Antibiotic Feed Additives Part I), William Zinsser (Our Far-Flung Correspondents - Willie Ruff), Reviews : Andrew Porter (Musical Events), Arlene Croce (Dancing), Brendan Gill (The Theatre), John Updike (Books). .
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C. Angela Wykoff Bookseller
17696 Corazon Place
San Diego, California 92127 United States |
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Books will be packaged securely, insured, and shipped by a trackable method. Domestically ordered books 2 pounds and under will ship by United States Postal Service Media Mail unless otherwise specified by buyer. Books heavier than 2 pounds, oversized books, and books on which priority shipping is requested will ship per quotation. You will be contacted with a quotation by E-Mail when your order is received. International orders will be accepted. Shipping will be per quotation. You will be contacted with a quotation by E-Mail when your order is received.
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