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evergreen review

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from the archives: vintage magazines
evergreen review
TEXT:
"I can't go to the movies with you tonight, Martha ... I'm expecting a rather important obscene phone call."
sarah vaughan
Evergreen Review, vol. 13, no. 64 (March 1969), with cover photo by Kishin Shinoyama.
Evergreen Review cover by Roy Kuhlman
An excerpt of A FICTIONAL INQUIRY by Daniele Del Guidice, translated by Anne Milano Appel, in The Evergreen Review. Championed by Italo Calvino, it concerns an unnamed narrator visiting Trieste and London to retrace the footsteps of a fabled literary figure. Calvino called it a "very simple book, straightforward to read, but at the same time possessing great depth and extraordinary quality."
Evergreen Review