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1957-12 The Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents December 1957

1957/12 — Contents as follows:

  • Cover design by Gyorgy Kepes
  • Atlantic Reports: Washington – Germany – Red China – Colombia
  • The Right to Vote by Senator Paul H. Douglas
  • Mid-Summer — A Poem by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
  • The Years with Ross by James Thurber
  • The Guest — A Story by Albert Camus
  • Hospital Ward by Anonymous
  • Our Isolation from the Arab World by William R. Polk
  • The Basket Maker — A Poem by Padraic Colum
  • That Beautiful Shore — An Atlantic First by James M. Idema
  • Song for a Bad Night — A Poem by John Moffitt
  • The Public and Smoking by Clarence Cook Little

    • Mass Communications – An Atlantic Supplement (Section over 75 pages)

  • What Makes News by T.S. Matthews
  • Motion Pictures and Pay TV by Mervyn LeRoy
  • Discipline and Reward: A Writer’s Life by Catherine Drinker Bowen
  • The Camera’s Eye by Yousuf Karsh
  • Speaking of Music by Leonard Bernstein
  • Textbooks That Don’t Teach by Oscar Handlin
  • The Vanishing Comedian by Steve Allen
  • Books: Gunpowder of the Mind by David Riesman
  • Norman Rockwell ‘s America by Wright Morris
  • Telephones, People and Machines by J.R. Pierce
  • The Birth of Radio Drama by Richard Hughes
  • What a Journalist Needs by Louis Lyons
  • Book Publishing: The Changes I’ve Seen by Alfred A. Knopf

    • Atlantic Bookshelf:

  • The Peripatetic Reviewer by Edward Weeks
  • Reader’s Choice by Charles Rolo
  • Children’s Books: A Christmas List by Charlotte Jackson
  • Accent on Living
  • They Shall Have Music by John M. Conly