Mademoiselle, Volume 50, Number 3, January 1960

Burroughs contributes a response, p. 37 & 17,  to the question "What do you want in next decade for world, not self?" within "Quo Vadis?", in which Mademoiselle poses the question to Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Lorraine Hansberry, Christopher Logue, Norman Podhoretz, François Truffaut, and John Wain.

Published in New York City by Street & Smith Publications in January 1960.

Bibliographic Information: 

• M&M C15
• Not in Shoaf
• Schottlaender v4.C18, v5.C18
• Raven 19600100MADE.50.3

Selected Contents: 

• William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Lorraine Hansberry, Christopher Logue, Norman Podhoretz, François Truffaut, and John Wain: "Quo Vadis?" (responses to question)
• Norma Klein: "Helen" (prose)
• Leo Lerman: "The Newcomers" (essay)
• Kingsley Amis: "A Decade of New Heartbreakers" (essay)
• Paul Woodring: "How to Discover a College" (essay)
• Joan Didion: "Berkeley's Giant: The University of California" (essay)
• James E. Gunn and Nancy Lynch: "Now I'm Hooked on Science" (essay)
• travel articles
• beauty articles
• fashion articles

Publishing Information: 

• Editor-in-Chief: Betsy Talbot Blackwell
• Editorial Director: Eleanore Hillebrand Bruce
• Managing Editor: Eleanor Perényi
• Art Director: Cipe Pineles Golden
• Fiction Editor: Margarita Smith
• Feature Editor: Eve Auchinsloss
• Contributing Editor: Leo Lerman
• Travel Editor: Frances Koltun
• et al