The Times Literary Supplement (TLS), Issue 3932, 22 July 1977

Harold Beaver contributes "Saint William of Tangier", pp. 893-94, a review of Eric Mottram's William Burroughs: The Algebra of Need. On the cover this is noted as "The waste land of William Burroughs". 

Published in London, England by The Times in July of 1977.

This copy was acquired from the collection of Peter Lennon (Chicago, Illinois, US).

Bibliographic Information: 

• Not in Shoaf
• Not in Schottlaender (v4, v5)
• Raven 19770722TTLS.0.3932

Selected Contents: 

• Alastair Fowler: "Virgil for 'every gentil [sic] Scot'" (review of Gavin Douglas: A Critical Study by Priscilla Rawcutt)
• C. H. Sisson: "Moon-rise" (poetry)
• Richard Mayne: "Chilling the spine" (review of Hitchcock's British Films by Maurice Yacowar)
• Richard Usborne: "Training to be a monster" (review of Tall, Dark and Gruesome by Christopher Lee)
• Philip French: "Sounding the alarm" (review of Favourite Haunts by Chas. Addams)
• Eric Korn: "Facing backwards" (review of Nelly's Version by Eva Figes)
• C. M. Woodhouse: "Barbed wire and birdsong" (review of Life in the Tomb by Stratis Myrivilis)
• Anne Barnes: "In the flat country" (review of Midlife Feasts by Rudolf Nassauer)
• Anne Duchène: "Birth of a feminist" (review of Daughter of Earth by Agnes Smedley)
• Richard Cobb: "Baiting the curé" (review of L'Anti-Clericalisme en France by René Remond)
• Antony Brett-James: "The fight for Hill 70" (review of The Battle of Loos by Philip Warner)
• Robert Wistrich: "The gentle socialist" (review of Hugo Hasse: Demokrat and Revolutionär by Kenneth R. Calkins)
• J. Mordaunt Crook: "Voices against vandalism" (review of Restoration and Anti-Restoration by Stephan Tschudi Madsen)
• Robert Thorne: "Farewell tour" (review of Vanishing Britain by Roy Christian)
• Ruth Brandon: "The Kojak culture" (combined review of The Media Are American by Jeremy Tunstall and America's Mass Media Merchants by William H. Read)
• Matthew Hoffman: "Don't just sit there, play something" (review of Michener on Sport by James A. Michener)
• Michael Banton: "The police and the public" (combined review of books on policing)
• T. A. Critchley: "In Rio with Ronnie" (review of Slip-Up by Anthony Delano)
• John Keegan: "Salesmen of death" (review of The Arms Bazaar by Anthony Sampson)
• Ian McGeoch: "The cold war at sea" (review of The Russian Navy: Myth and Reality by Eric Morris)
• Benjamin Stone: photograph
• David Vital: "Struggles between states" (review of The Anarchical Society by Hedley Bull)
• Alan Ryan: "Communities between interests" (review of The Restructuring of Social and Poltical Theory by Richard J. Bernstein)
• "TLS Commentary"
• Harold Beaver: "Saint William of Tangier" (review of Eric Mottram's William Burroughs: The Algebra of Need)
• J. S. Atherton: "Willow pattern" (review of The Cricket Addict's Archive by Benny Green, ed.)
• John Paul Russo: "Drift and Deviation" (review of Romanticism and Behavior by Morse Peckham)
• letters
• C. Vita-Finzi: "Hidden meanings" (review of Encyclopedia of Esoteric Man by Benjamin Walker)
• Cyril Mango: "In the safety of Mount Sinai" (review of The Monastery of Saint Catherine at Mount Sinai by Kurt Weitzmann)
• Tamara Talbot-Rice: "Unmakers of images" (review of Iconoclasm by Anthony Bryer and Judith Herrin, eds.)
• Douglas Barrett: "The age of Rajaraja" (review of Middle Chola Temples by S. R. Balasubrahmanyam)
• C. R. Boxer: "Mission to India" (review of Missionkirche im Orient by Josef Wicki SJ)
• D. C. Coleman: "Stagnation on the trade routes" (review of The Economy of Europe in an Age of Crisis by Jan De Vries)
• Edward Miller: "The golden fleeces" (review of The English Wool Trade in the Middle Ages by T. H. Lloyd)
• Brian Simon: "Pedagogy for productivity" (review of Schooling and Society by Lawrence Stone, ed.)
• John Humphrey: "Laboratory versus surgery" (review of Paper Doctors by Vernon Coleman)
• Judith Mirzoeff: "Not very well, thank you" (combined review of Aspects of Illness by Robert Dingwall and Complaints an Disorders by Barbara Ehrenreich and Deirdre English)
• J. F. Watkins: "The secular church" (review of On Science and Surgery by Michael Woodruff)
• Paul Slack: "The scaly sickness" (review of The Medieval Leper and His Northern Heirs by Peter Richards)
• Christopher Peacocke: "Suppose Abelard never met Heloise" (review of Worlds, Times and Selves by A. N. Prior and Kit Fine)
• F. E. Sparshott: "Evidence of deep concern" (review of Must We Mean What We Say? by Stanley Cavell
• P. N. Johnson-Laird: "Aha! and its aftermath" (review of Language: Its Origin and Relation to Thought by Ronald Englefield)
• Susan Kennedy: "Devil's disciples" (review of The Eye of God by Elizabeth Sutherland)
• Blake Morrison: "Veldschmerz" (review of In the Heart of the Country by J. M. Coetzee)
• D. A. N. Jones: "The horror, the horror..." (review of Kolonialagent by Robert Brain)
• Roger Garfitt: "Communal disorders" (review of Cavan by Helen Wykham)
• Tom Paulin: "Hectic terms" (review of Come Dance With Me by Michael Hilliar)
• Lucy S. Dawidowicz: "The tide of antisemitism" (review of On the Edge of Destruction by Celia Heller)
• A. W. E. Dolby: "Fluctuations of the concrete" (combined review of books of Chinese poetry)

Publishing Information: not noted.