September 1981
In This Issue
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Articles
Oil, Fish, and Georges Bank
The questions on Georges are: Is there oil here? And if so, what will it do to the fish?
Resources: Oil, Fish, and Georges Bank
The questions on Georges are: Is there oil here? And if so, what will it do to the fish ?
Cathedral
Kneeling Down to Look Into a Culvert
The Kingdom of Auschwitz
The Prophet’s Hair
A short story
The Voter
The Fight to Save Big Sur
Dame Alys
“Wayte what thyng we may nat lightly have, Thereafter wol we crie al day and crave.” The Wife of Bath’s Prologue, Canterbury Tales, Chaucer
Vermeer
Trees That Pass Us in Our Cars
Tarantelle
Nights in Küstenja
Prodigy
List of Funny Names Released
The True Biography of Maria Callas
Royally Nicked
Moving Pictures
Washington: The Return of the Abm
As enthusiasm for the ABM is revived, so are the arguments against it—and they are compelling
The Temptation of Eileen Hughes
Byron's Letters and Journals Vol. 11
Moving Pictures
Mr. American
The Tigris Expedition
The Luck of Huemac
The Book of Aphrodisiacs
The Atlantic Puzzler











