An American men's magazine founded in 1933, notable for its literary journalism and long-form essays.
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The Crack-Up
Fitzgerald's unflinching account of his own mental and emotional collapse — a self-autopsy remarkable for its honesty and its refusal to redeem itself with a satisfying narrative arc.
Fitzgerald's unflinching account of his own mental and emotional collapse — a self-autopsy remarkable for its honesty and its refusal to redeem itself with a satisfying narrative arc.
Wolfe's account of the world of custom cars and the teenagers who build them — an early exercise in New Journalism that takes the subculture seriously as art and social statement.
Herr's hallucinatory Vietnam dispatches — a new kind of war writing that took the interior weather of combat seriously, capturing not just what happened but what it felt like to be inside the American war machine.
