Box 137
Contains 30 Results:
"How Do You Want Me?" Play by Roy Blount and Joan Griswold (never in print)
"Humor in Baseball"
"I Meet Pooh," "Still Learning," "Thoroughly Modern Phillies," "The Next President of the United States," "My First Car," "Arbor Day," "The Booga Bottom Store," and piece for "Stylized"
"If I Were a Poet Laureate," First Amendment Thoughts for the Author's Guild, and Various
Introduction to Charlie Pierce Book
"Louie Louie" Movie Idea Suggested to Bill Murray
Op-Ed on Mark Twain
Snake and Animal Farm
Tribute to William Kunstler
"What Men Don't Tell Women" Play
Writings About Mothers
"Lyndon" by Merle Miller, "Second Person Rural" by Noel Perrin, and Blurb for Larry L. King
"Elvis" by Albert Goldman and "Old Glory" by Jonathan Raban, September-October 1981
Review for "Guitars: Music, History, Construction, and Players" for The Journal of Country Music, May 1978
"A Childhood: The Biography of a Place" by Harry Crews for Chicago Tribune Book World, October 29, 1978
Bill Russell Memoir and "Journeys Through the South" by Fred Powledge, August-October 1979
"Happy to be Here" by Garrison Keillor for New York Times Book Review, February 28, 1982
Music Reviews for Esquire, March-September 1982
"The Shell Game" by Stephen Kiesling for New York Times Book Review, May 30, 1982
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