The Tender Hour of Twilight by Seaver, Richard -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Dedication Epigraph Contents Introduction by James Salter Foreword by Jeannette Seaver Preface Part One: Paris, 1950s

1. Café Sitting at St. Germain 2. Meeting Alex Trocchi 3. Meeting Merlin 4. Tracking Down the Work 5. From Dublin to Galway 6. Financing a Magazine 7. Waiting for Beckett 8. Meeting Sartre 9. American in Paris 10. To Paris, by Tiger, by Foot, by Bus, by Bicycle 11. A Room with a View 12. Patsy of My Youthful Heart 13. Enter Enrico (Stage Left) 14. Name-Dropping; or, An Evening with Orson 15. Brendan Incoming 16. Thief, Pederast … and Genius 17. Big Decisions, Taken Hesitantly 18. Bigger Decision, No Hesitation 19. A Bigger Decision 20. Enter Maurice 21. High Finance and Misdemeanor 22. Questions of Conscience 23. Meeting Barney Rosset 24. Beckett’s Back in Town 25. The Sun Also Sets

Part Two: New York, 1960s

26. America the Beautiful 27. Join the Navy and See the World 28. A New Life 29. To the Budding Grove 30. Lady Chatterley’s Lawyers 31. Back with Beckett 32. Reenter Trocchi 33. Coenties Slip (At Last!) 34. The (Over)Heated Tropics 35. Frankfurt bei Nacht 36. The United States v. Tropic of Cancer : Spring 1960 37. Exit Trocchi 38. Naked Lunch 39. Formentor 40. City of Night 41. Film 42. Plays and Playwrights 43. Return to Paris, for Jeannette and Genet 44. Leaving Coenties Slip 45. Last Exit to Brooklyn 46. The Grove Method: A Top-Line Approach to Publishing 47. The Autobiography of Malcolm X 48. Story of O 49. Grove Goes Public 50. Genet Comes to America 51. The 1968 Convention 52. And Now for My Fee 53. Goeth Before a Fall 54. Fur, Leather, and Machine Workers, Arise 55. Retreat to Eleventh Street

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