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Number 20
Special Sections
Michelle Campbell - Stone Immaculate
Steve Mateo - North Beat: San Francisco of the Mind Owain
Hughes - Letters From Southeast Aisa
Kimberly Goff
- What
Kind of Mother?
Cecil Mazzucco-Than - Phil Rizzuto, Meet Mr. Baseball
Donna Barnes - My Life As A Self-Proclaimed Geek
Even Girls Can Collect GI Joes
Kathleen Groll Connolly - Life Extension
Joyce Fuller - Dramatis Personae, 20th Century |
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Number 19
The 2008 edition
of the North Atlantic Review (19) has special sections about travel
to Spain and Mexico and an historical visit, with pictures, to Newport
Harbor, Rhode. There is an esssay remembering 1967---the summer
of love--- with references to flower children--"turn on, tune
in, drop out"---from England to San Francisco, with more pictures
of Jim Morrison's resting place in Paris.
Special
Sections
The Aesthetics of Travel
Remembering the Summer of Love
Yesterday and Today, A Historical Perspective of Newport Harbor
Day on a Desert Isle, A Trip to San Lazaro
War and the Environment |
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Number 18
Special
Sections
War
and the Environment
Whaling and the USA
The Elaine Benson Gallery, The End of an Era
Remembering the Labyrinth |
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Number 17
Special Sections
War
and the Environment
Da Vinci Code Mania
West Meadow Beach Restored
Charles Riley II Interviewed |
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Number 16
Special
Sections
Light
My Fire Again and Again
Steve Matteo Interviews A.E. Hotchner
Bridgehampton's SOFO
Setauket Alias Brookhaven |
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Number 15
Special
Sections
War
and the Environment
Remembering
George Plimpton
More
Postcards from Paris |
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Number 14
Special Sections
Women
And Foreign Men
Parisian
Love versus North American women
Southampton's
Larry River's Art Remembered
East
Hampton's Guild Hall.
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Number 13
Jim
Morrison's Resting Place, on the 30th anniversary of his passing,
took on a festive air during July, 2001. Michelle Campbell contributed
another essay with photos and descriptions of the happenings. Also
featured are "A Woman's Guide To Paris", more about Long
Island filmmakers, and the Sag Harbor Whaling Museum on Long Island,
all with photos. Plus there are fresh short stories from writers
in both America and Europe.
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Number 12
Postcard
From Paris, a pictorial essay by Michelle Campbell about a young
couple whose picture was used in an advertisement many years ago.
And they're still together. Issue Number 12. Plus an
interview with writer Pete Hamill, a Tribute to Hamptons' Elaine Benson,
and another story about Long Island filmmakers.
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Number 11
Bay
Street Theatre, Sag Harbor, New York, Issue Number 11,
1999, its history and activities, with pictures of Julie Andrews,
Alan Alda, and Elaine Steinbeck, among others.
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Number 10
Princess
Diana's Paris Memorial, the Jackson Pollock House, Long Island Filmmakers, Issue
Number 10, 1998, plus new fiction and poetry.
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Number 9
John
Steinbeck's Long Island, Issue Number 9, 1997, featuring
pictures of Elaine Steinbeck, E. L. Doctorow, Kurt Vonnegut, Lanford Wilson,
Betty Friedan, Billy Joel, Elaine Benson, Wilfred Sheed, among others,
plus new fiction and poetry.
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Number 8
Third
Literary Guide to Paris, Issue Number 8, 1996, featuring
Quartiers 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15, with maps showing where
various writers lived, plus new fiction and poetry.
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Number 7
Second
Literary Guide to Paris, Issue Number 7, 1995, featuring
Quartiers 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6, with maps showing where various writers
lived, plus a special poetry section edited by Michael Waters, "Poems
Toward the Millennium", along with new fiction and poetry.
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Number 6
Jim
Morrison's Resting Place, Issue Number 6, 1994, featuring
42 pictures of the rock star's gravesite, plus new fiction and poetry.
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Number 5
First
Literary Guide to Paris, Issue Number 5, 1993, featuring
Quartiers 4, 16, 17, and 18, plus new fiction and poetry.
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Number 4
Writers
In Exile, edited by Martin Tucker, editor of Confrontation magazine, Issue
Number 4, 1992, plus new fiction and poetry.
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Number 3
Remembering
John Hall Wheelock, edited by poet Vincent Clemente, Issue Number
3, 1991, featuring essays by Archibald MacLeish, James Dickey,
Richard Wilbur, Richard Eberhart, May Swenson, Aaron Kramer, David
R. Slavitt, among others, plus new poetry and fiction.
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