The Listener, Volume 76, Issue 1952, 25 August 1966

William Cooper contributes a short, dismissive review of the New American Library edition of Junkie as part of a combined review on page 283.

Published in London, England, by the British Broadcasting Corporation in August, 1966.

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Selected Contents:

Robin Day, Robert Mark, and Sir Peter Rawlinson: "Do we need a national police force?" (interview)
Humphry Berkeley: "The power of the Prime Minister" (essay)
unstated: "The press and television" (editorial)
J. O. Wisdom: "The social pathology of Great Britain — II" (essay)
Humphrey Burton: "Music and the total event" (essay)
Henry Smith: "John Stuart Mill's other island" (essay)
Geoffrey Grigson: "Clere Parsons" (essay)
Clere Parsons:

unstated: "Out of the Air" (essay)
April Fitzlyon: "The cult of Vincenzo Bellini" (essay)
Norman Evans: "A diet of criticism" (essay)
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William Trevor: "Ladies' beginnings" (combined review)
Richard Boston: "Cliché-shooter" (review of How to Talk Dirty and Influence People by Lenny Bruce)
William Righter: "A Multilingual Art" (review of Language of Fiction by David Lodge)
Graham Martin: "Poetic Travellers" (review of Widening Horizons in English Verse by John Holloway)
Max Beloff: "From Capetown Parish" (review of Selections from the Smuts Papers, edited by W. K. Hancock and Jean van der Poel)
William Cooper: "New novels" (a combined review including Burroughs' Junkie)
Rudolf Klein: "Documentary" (essay)
Michael Parsons: "Webern's late works" (essay)
Mosco Carner: "Next week in the Music Programme" (essay)
Stephen Walsh: "Music last week" (essay)
David Wade: "After the fire" (essay)
Kevin Crossley-Holland: "Journalists on the air" (essay)

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