The Times Literary Supplement (TLS), Issue 4724, 15 October 1993

James Campbell contributes "The bare facts", p. 22, a review of The Letters of William S. Burroughs, 1945-1959, edited by Oliver Harris.

Published in London, England by The Times Supplements Ltd. in October 1993.

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

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Selected Contents: 

• Patrick Glynn: "Tito and after" (combined review of Tito by Stevan K. Pavlowitch and The Fall of Yugoslavia by Misha Glenny)
• Raymond Carr: "How Spain regained civil society" (review of The Return of Civil Society by Victor M. Pérez-Díaz)
• Anthony Howard: "The last of Labour" (review of Wilson by Philip Ziegler)
• John Biffen: "Success, Minister" (review of Honest Opportunism by Peter Riddell)
• Richard Perle: "Telling shots of the Gulf War" (review of Martyrs' Day by Michael Kelly)
• Henri Astier: "Sexless and cerebral" (review of Verbatim by Jacques Attali)
• John Gray: "Why the owl flies late" (review of A Companion to Contemporary Political Philosophy by Robert E. Goodin and Philip Pettit, eds.)
• John Levett: "Woodwork" (poetry)
• Ferdinand Mount: "How green are our uplands?" (combined reviews on "The New Right")
• M. F. Burnyear: "Classics and Democracy" (essay)
• D. S.: "NB" (essay)
• letters
• Carol Homden: "The best lack all conviction" (review of The David Hare Trilogy at Olivier Theatre)
• Robert Tanitch: "Food and sex" (review of the film Like Water for Chocolate)
• Philip Brady: "Stark confrontations" (review of Andorra by Max Frisch)
• Christopher Bray: "Always miserable" (review of British Cinema and Thatcherism by Lester Friedman, ed.)
• Lindsay Duguid: "Fast-forward forcing" (review of the film The Secret Garden)
• Peter Kemp: "Imitation gothic" (review of Mrs. De Winter by Susan Hill)
• Mick Imlah: "Hearing the chink of glasses" (review of Mr. Barrett's Secret and Other Stories by Kingsley Amis)
• Keith Jeffrey: "A good year for hock" (review of Spy's Honour by Gavin Lyall)
• David Montrose: "Signs and wonders" (review of Feather Crowns by Bobbie Ann Mason)
• John Sutherland: "The gastrically correct breakfast" (combined review of The Road to Wellville by T. Coraghessan Boyle and The Collected Stories of T. C. Boyle)
• Patrick O'Connor: review of The Errol Flynn Novel by Geoff Nicholson
• James Wood: "Paradox pile-up" (review of Visiting Mrs. Nabokov and Other Excursions by Martin Amis)
• D. J. Enright: "A Letter from Abroad" (poetry)
• James Campbell: "The bare facts" (review of The Letters of William S. Burroughs, 1945-1959, edited by Oliver Harris)
• Oliver Knox: "Champagne Perry" (review of Tricks of Memory by Peregrine Worsthorne)
• Mark Garnett: "Unknown and unremarkable" (review of The Major Enigma by Penny Junor)
• Vernon Bogdanor: "Anything to please" (review of The Turbulent Years by Kenneth Baker)
• Peter Paterson: "Me and the miners" (review of Scargill by Paul Routledge)
• Julia O'Faolain: "When in Rome" (review of The English Road to Rome by Brian Barefoot)
• Isabel Colegate: "Two on a tower" (review of A Tuscan Childhood by Kinta Beevor)
• G. M. Mataloni: mosaic view
• Kenneth Minogue: "And is there that Leviathan?" (review of Thomas Hobbes, edited by Preston King)
• Alastair Hamilton: "Showman humanist" (combined review of books on Erasmus)
• short book reviews
• Linda Kelly: "Sad shepherdess" (review of Marie Antionette by Ian Dunlop)

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