1982-10 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents 1982/10 — Contents as follows: Reports & Comment: London: God Save the Monarch by Bernard Levin Washington: Outside the Mainstream by Jennifer Seymour Whitaker Divad — The Army’s new “ultra” weapon may not work very well, but it’s expensive – by Gregg Easterbrook Loyal – A Poem by William Matthews Monday NIghts – A Short Story by Jane Mankiewicz If Snakes Were Blue – A Poem by Robert Penn Warren The Years of Lyndon Johnson by Robert A. Caro Migrant Mother, 1936 – A Poem by David Ray Gravity – A Drawing by Guy Billout Hollow – A Short Story by Breece D’J Pancake Street Cries – A Poem by George Starbuck Yoga for Masochists by Don Lessem Music – Jazz Records: Gil Evans by Michael Ullman Music: Better Played than Sung – Orchestra Musicians are more accomplished than ever, but where are the Wagnerian singers? by William H. Youngren Movies: Child’s Eye, Adult’s Hand – Steven Spielberg’s anomalous view of modern life by Lloyd Rose Books: Languid, but Never Dull – John Updike’s Bech Is Back by James Atlas Short Reviews by Phoebe-Lou Adams Letters to the Editor The Atlantic Puzzler