Box 37
Contains 20 Results:
"Thinking Black Holes Through" for New West, January 28 1980
"Uncovering the Super Bowl" for Esquire, January 1980
The South on TV piece for TV Guide, February 1980
"Coming from Georgia" and Parody piece for NYT Book Review, June-August 1980
"That Dog Doesn't Look Fifteen," New Yorker, July 28 1980
Political Pieces for "The Esquire for the Democratic National Convention, August 11-14 1980
"The Day Jimmy Carter Came to Yazoo City" for Atlanta Weekly, August 17 1980
Special Audience Magazines piece for Columbia Journalism Review, September 1980
Walter Iooss, Jr. profile for American Photographer, October 1980
"Inside Sports" Columns, 1980
Various Pieces: "Palmerstown, USA," Atlanta Braves, Jerry Clower, Sunflower Seeds in Baseball, and Vanderbilt Alumni, 1980
"Whiskey and Blood" for Journal of Country Music, 1980
"The Prince Coach Bum Phillips" for Playboy and "New Year's Resolution #1: Act Your Age" for TWA Ambassador, January-December 1981
The New Writing Aids piece for Soho News, March 11 1981
"Loss: A Guide to Economics" for the Atlantic, April 1981
Piece of Gordon Lish for Horizon, April 1981
Short Pieces on Summer Reading, A Grits Recipe and the Pittsburgh Steelers, May-October 1981
"The Teeth Festival" for The Atlantic, June 1981
Pieces for Soho News, July-December 1981
Ku Klux Klan piece for Parade, August 1981
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