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1959-11 Esquire Magazine Contents

1959/11 — ITEM DESCRIPTION: Cover design by Robert Benton and Jerome Kuhl.

Contents as taken from the index page of this issue are as follows:
ARTICLES:

  • “The Mind of an Outlaw” by Norman Mailer
  • “The Wham in Pro Football” by Thomas B. Morgan
  • “The Ferrari Jinx” by Robert Daley
  • “Friend, This is the Times Literary Supplement” by Martin Mayer

    • PERSONALITY:

  • “Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.: The Angry Voice of Harlem” by Dan Wakefield

    • FEATURES:

  • “Mano-a-Mano” by Eric Sevareid
  • “Nature Since Darwin” by Wright Morris
  • “Polynesia on Route 1” by A.J. McClane
  • “The Boom in the Shotgun Sports” by James C. Rikhoff

    • FICTION:

  • “Twentieth-Century Duel” by Ken Kolb
  • “Concerning the Killing of a Bear” by Matt Walton
  • “The Solitary Life of Man” by Leo E. Litwak
  • “The Maid of Scarborough” by Jean Ross Justice
  • “Dr. Murke’s Collection of Silences” by Heinrich Boll

    • PICTURED ESSAYS:

  • “Che Bella! Che Divertente!” (Sophia Loren) — Photographed by Saul Leiter
  • “Marlon Brando Sketched” — Drawings by Harvey Kurtzman

    • Other Features Include:

  • Several articles in the “Wearables” section, plus Travel, Potables, regular Departments and Briefs