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Introduction | xiii | |
Part 1 | Pine Forests and Pure Thought 1936-1940 | |
from Background | 3 | |
Repulsion May Race Here in Exhibition Feature!! | 6 | |
from Football Novella | 8 | |
Jack Lewis's Baseball Chatter | 17 | |
[One Long Strange Dream] | 19 | |
Count Basie's Band Best in Land; Group Famous for "Solid" Swing | 21 | |
Go Back | 24 | |
Nothing | 26 | |
A Play I Want to Write | 28 | |
Concentration | 30 | |
We Thronged | 33 | |
[A Day in September] | 35 | |
[I Know I Am August] | 41 | |
Radio Script: The Spirit of '14 | 44 | |
[I Remember the Days of My Youth] | 50 | |
from Raw Rookie Nerves | 52 | |
Where the Road Begins | 57 | |
New York Nite Club-- | 61 | |
Part 2 | An Original Kicker 1941 | |
from Background | 65 | |
There's Something About a Cigar | 66 | |
God | 72 | |
If I Were Wealthy | 79 | |
[One Sunday Afternoon in July] | 82 | |
The Birth of a Socialist | 85 | |
No Connection: A Novel That I Don't Intend to Finish | 93 | |
On the Porch, Remembering | 97 | |
The Sandbank Sage | 99 | |
Farewell Song, Sweet from My Trees | 104 | |
[I Have to Pull Up My Stakes and Roll, Man] | 113 | |
Odyssey (Continued) | 116 | |
[At 18, I Suddenly Discovered the Delight of Rebellion] | 118 | |
Observations | 119 | |
Definition of a Poet | 121 | |
America in the Night | 123 | |
Woman Going to Hartford | 126 | |
Old Love-Light | 127 | |
I Tell You It Is October! | 129 | |
[Here I Am at Last with a Typewriter] | 130 | |
[Atop an Underwood: Introduction] | 132 | |
The Good Jobs | 135 | |
From Radio City to the Crown | 138 | |
... The Little Cottage by the Sea.... | 140 | |
The Juke-Box Is Saving America | 142 | |
... Hartford After Work.... | 143 | |
... Legends and Legends.... | 145 | |
... A Kerouac That Turned Out Sublime.... | 148 | |
The Father of My Father | 150 | |
Credo | 153 | |
... Hungry Young Writer's Notebook.... | 155 | |
A Young Writer's Notebook | 157 | |
[I Am Going to Stress a New Set of Values] | 160 | |
[I Am My Mother's Son] | 162 | |
[Howdy!] | 164 | |
Today | 167 | |
This I Do Know-- | 169 | |
Search by Night | 170 | |
Part 3 | To Portray Life Accurately 1942-1943 | |
from Background | 179 | |
Sadness at Six | 181 | |
The Joy of Duluoz | 184 | |
Famine for the Heart | 188 | |
[The Very Thing I Live For] | 198 | |
The Mystery | 200 | |
Thinking of Thomas Wolfe on a Winter's Night | 204 | |
from The Sea Is My Brother (Merchant Mariner) | 205 | |
Beauty as a Lasting Truth | 225 | |
My Generation, My World | 228 | |
The Wound of Living | 230 | |
Wounded in Action | 232 | |
The Romanticist | 235 | |
The Boy from Philadelphia | 237 | |
The Two Americans | 242 | |
Acknowledgments | 247 |
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