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1957-03 The Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents March 1957

1957/03 — Contents as follows:

  • Cover design by Russell Carpenter
  • Atlantic Reports: London – Washington – Japan
  • A Canadian Looks Us Over by James H. Gray
  • The Artists as a Young Man — Letters of James Joyce — Edited by Stuart Gilbert
  • Sassenach — A Story by Brian Moore
  • The Future of American Opera by Lincoln Kirstein
  • Remembered Words by Harvey H. Bundy
  • The Age of Happy Problems by Herbert Gold
  • Not by Drugs Alone — The Facts of Medicine by David D. Rutstein, M.D.
  • My Mother’s Hands — A Story by Robert Fontaine
  • To Judith — Poem by John Ciardi

    • Books and Men:

  • FDR: A Political Portrait by Gerald W. Johnson
  • To Emily Dickinson — A Poem by John Moffitt

    • Atlantic Bookshelf:

  • The Peripatetic Reviewer by Edward Weeks

  • Books the Editors Like
  • Reader’s Choice by Charles J. Rolo

    • Accents on Living:

  • Charles W. Morton – Michael Jackson – M. Philip Stern – Alex Atkinson
  • Record Reviews by John M. Conly

    • Pleasures and Places:

  • South of Naples by Louis McIntosh

    • The New Germany

  • Essays, Stories and Verse by German Writers – Huge 91 Page Supplement Section! Includes articles by Konrad Adenauer and Heinrich Boll and poetry by Bertolt Brecht (What Did the Soldier’s Wife Receive?)