The Harvard Advocate Centennial Anthology

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As an undergraduate, he was managing editor of the university’s venerable literary magazine, The Harvard Advocate, and edited an anthology entitled First Flowering: The Best of the Harvard Advocate, Featuring prefaces by Norman Mailer and Robert Fitzgerald, the book was published by Addison-Wesley in.

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The first Harvard magazine, The Harvard Lyceum, was founded inbut closed after only nine months. Between andfour more student magazines started, the last being The Harvard Magazine, which folded after ten years in The Harvard Advocate turns On the first warm night in May, several hundred literary New Yorkers gathered in a duplex apartment on Park Avenue.

They were celebrating—not the publication of a recent book (despite the presence of authors like Louis Begley ’54 and Nell Freudenberger ’97), nor the success of their publications (though editors at The New Yorker and Farrar, Straus and.