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Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | ||
Editor's Preface | ||
"Up the Dark Stairs -" | 3 | |
A Marquise at Home | 6 | |
The King's Pajamas | 8 | |
Might Have Been - | 9 | |
Cal and Belles Lettres | 11 | |
Modest Mr. Shaw | 12 | |
Vachel Lindsay | 14 | |
Fence Buster | 16 | |
The Sin of Adams | 18 | |
Dime Novel | 20 | |
The Old Lady | 22 | |
Music Makers | 24 | |
Potter's Field | 26 | |
Harriett | 28 | |
Dancing Couple | 30 | |
Big Boy | 32 | |
Newsreel | 34 | |
Calder's Circus | 36 | |
Isadora's Brother | 38 | |
Soup of the Evening | 41 | |
Corsets de Luxe | 43 | |
Painter in Town | 45 | |
Severest Critic | 47 | |
Angel | 49 | |
The High Place | 51 | |
Trivia | 53 | |
Tex and Ella | 55 | |
Al | 57 | |
The Flying Spot | 59 | |
Oxford Man | 61 | |
The Frescoer | 63 | |
Inaugural Blues | 65 | |
Long Range | 67 | |
High Hats | 69 | |
Great Men | 71 | |
The Blues Man | 73 | |
As Millions Cheer | 75 | |
House of Brick | 77 | |
Lenox 1734 | 79 | |
Jeann and Jimmy | 81 | |
Bronx Tiger | 83 | |
The Dakota | 85 | |
Gtde | 87 | |
Miss Rand | 89 | |
The Joyces | 91 | |
Met's Maitre | 93 | |
Dark Contralto | 95 | |
Walter's Banks | 97 | |
Knock of Opportunity | 99 | |
Deshabilleuse | 101 | |
Dead Pan Joe | 103 | |
Et Tu, Shadow? | 105 | |
Leftist Revue | 107 | |
Exiles in Princeton | 109 | |
Interne | 113 | |
The Admiral's Chair | 115 | |
Cookless Congressman | 117 | |
Prepared Pianist | 119 | |
Masterpiece | 121 | |
The Celluloid Brassiere | 123 | |
Last Word | 125 | |
One Man's Family | 127 | |
Absurdiste | 129 | |
Twelfth Night | 131 | |
After Ten Years | 133 | |
Lugubrious Mama | 135 | |
Live Merchandise | 138 | |
Fugue | 215 | |
Beckett | 220 | |
Red Mittens! | 224 | |
The McLuhan Metaphor | 228 | |
Long-Winded Lady | 231 | |
Runouts, Kickouts, and Popouts at Gilgo Beach | 234 | |
Bike to Work | 239 | |
Questions at Radio City | 242 | |
The Postmaster | 245 | |
Elvis! David! | 248 | |
Almanac | 252 | |
Mays at St. Bernard's | 254 | |
Elsewhere | 257 | |
"Wonder Bar" | 260 | |
Dylan | 262 | |
New Boy | 265 | |
Fancy | 268 | |
Being Present | 272 | |
Leaving Motown | 276 | |
Minnesota Fats | 280 | |
Taxi Jokes | 282 | |
Twenty-five Thousandths of a Second | 285 | |
Film | 287 | |
Turnout | 289 | |
Still Wonderful | 293 | |
Flimmaker | 296 | |
Intensive Care | 391 | |
Word Perfect | 393 | |
Cyberspace Has a V.I.P. Lounge, Too | 395 | |
Tou-Tou-Toukie, Hello | 398 | |
Russian Tennis: Advantage Yeltsin | 400 | |
The Shit-Kickers of Madison Avenue | 402 | |
After Midnight | 406 | |
A Battalion of Bellas | 409 | |
A Dickensian Task | 411 | |
The Times Embarks on New Ways to Get Out the Gray | 413 | |
Son of est: The Terminator of Self-Doubt | 415 | |
Do the Rookies Know How Willie Mays Played? | 418 | |
Al Hirschfeld Blows Out His Candles | 420 | |
The World Was Invited to Noam Chomsky's Virtual Birthday Party | 422 | |
A Postmodernist Goes Shopping | 424 | |
Elegy for a Parking Space | 426 | |
A Little Bit of Audrey for Everyone | 428 | |
Bill and Hill, Meet Rob and Laura | 430 | |
Nostalgia for the Bygone Days of Feminist Family Feuding | 432 | |
The New Year Stumbles In | 437 | |
The Well-Heeled and the Wonky Toast the Millennium | 440 | |
Two Menus | 442 | |
The Book to Have When the Killer Bees Arrive | 444 | |
The Fast-Food President Goes Haute Cuisine | 446 | |
What's in a Domain Name? | 448 | |
How to Make the Most of Some Sexy Snapshots | 450 | |
The Guy Who Makes The President Funny | 453 | |
Naked and Truthful in the Bronx | 455 | |
Nudie Pix Redux | 458 | |
Balloon Diplomacy for Elian | 462 | |
An Ode to Golf | 464 | |
A Rubin's Guide to Getting it All | 466 | |
Quiz Whiz | 468 | |
Proverbs According to Dennis Miller | 471 | |
The Goodest Guys | 472 | |
An Analog Toast to the Digital Age | 476 |
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