The Listener, Volume 72, Issue 1862, 3 December 1964

Stephen Wall contributes “With whip and junk,” p. 913, a combined review which includes a review of William S. Burroughs’ The Naked Lunch.

Published in London, England by BBC Communications in December 1964.

Bibliographic Information:

• Not in Maynard & Miles
• Not in Shoaf
• Not in Schottlaender
• Goodman A.38.27
• Raven 19641203TLIS.72.1862

Selected Contents:

• Sir Leon Bagrit: "Automation: political considerations" (essay)
• Thomas Barman: "Britain in isolation?" (essay)
• editor: "Violence" (essay)
• R. C. Zaehner: "Hinduism" (essay)
• M. I. Finley: "Plato in Sicily" (essay)
• Bertholt Brecht: "four poems":
• "Difficult times" (poetry)
• "Time's mutability" (poetry)
• "I require no tombstone" (poetry)
• "When in the white sickroom of the Charité" (poetry)
• Patrick Moore: "The Leonid meteors" (essay)
• Alfred Dürr: "New light on Bach" (essay)
• Raymond Durgnat: "Scream louder, live longer: an introduction to screen violence" (essay)
• George MacBeth: "The red herring" (poetry)
• Vernon Scannell: "The other ways" (poetry)
• Michael Edwards: "Complaint" (poetry)
• Edward Lucie-Smith: "The forerunners" (essay)
• John Steegman: "Brunel and Clifton suspension bridge, 1864–1964" (essay)
• letters
• unstated: "Out of the Air" (essays)
• Asa Briggs: "Mapping the world of labour" (review of Labouring Man by E. J. Hobsbawm)
• Richard Hoggart: "Big-dipper" (review of Understanding Media by Marshall McLuhan)
• Anthony Burgess: "Writers' pay" (review of The Profession of English Letters by J. W. Saunders)
• Herbert Read: "Ruskin's Genius" (combined review of works on John Ruskin)
• William Plomer: "Keeping down the wallpaper" (combined review of works by Mary Clive)
• Scott Goddard: "Man and musician" (combined review on Ralph Vaughan Williams)
• Hugh Gordon Porteus: "Wayward musings" (review of Finishing Touches by Augustus John)
• Richard Rees: "Weil's challenge" (review of Simone Weil by Jacques Cabaud)
• Edward Blishen: "Excellence multiplies" (review of Streaming: An Education System in Miniature by Brian Jackson)
• Brian Glanville: "Gamesmen" (review of The Professionals by Geoffrey Nicholson)
• Anthony Howard: "Against the bomb" (combined review)
• T. R. Fyvel: "The abundant crowd" (review of Abundance for What? and Other Essays by David Riesman)
• Keith Sutton: "Love and study" (combined review of art books)
• Michael Futrell: "Chekhov unveiled" (review of The Oxford Chekhov: Volume III. Uncle Vanya, Three Sisters, The Cherry Orchard, The Wood-Demon)
• Stephen Wall: "With whip and junk" (combined review including of The Naked Lunch)
• John Russell Taylor: "Drama" (essay)
• P. N. Furbank: "Svevo and Churchill" (review)
• Arthur Calder-Marshall: "Mixed bag" (review)
• Christopher Grier: "Rameau Revived" (review)
• Martin Cooper: "Liszt's 'Faust symphony'" (essay)
• Bridge

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