A cover of this publication featured the quote "Oh my God--we hit a little girl," taken from the story "M" by John Sack.
A cover of this publication featured the quote "Oh my God--we hit a little girl," taken from the story "M" by John Sack. Carol Holsgrove's book It Wasn't Pretty, Folks, but Didn't We Have Fun? is a chronicle of this publication's time under editor Harold Hayes. The first unsigned piece of fiction to appear in this publication was "For Rupert--With No Promises," a parody of J. D. Salinger. Several scandal-sparking chapters of the unfinished novel Answered Prayers byTruman Capote were published in this magazine. A version of the story "Neighbors" published in this magazine that was aggressively cut down by its fiction editor Gordon Lish gave rise to Raymond Carver's characteristic minimalism. In a story published in this magazine, the words "they were young again, it was yesterday" conclude a 95-word sentence about Old-Timer's Day at Yankee Stadium. For 10 points, name this magazine that published "The Silent Season of a Hero" and "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" after it hired the New Journalist Gay Talese.
A cover of this publication featured the quote "Oh my God--we hit a little girl," taken from the story "M" by John Sack.
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