Philip Sparrow tells all
Subtitle: lost essays by Samuel Steward, writer, professor, tattoo artist
By: edited by Jeremy Mulderig ; with a foreword by Justin Spring
Contributors: Mulderig, Jeremy, editor; Spring, Justin, 1962- writer of foreword
Publisher: University of Chicago Press; University Of Chicago Press
Published: 2015
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
ISBN-13: 9780226304540; 9780226304687
Work titles: Works
Notes: Essays.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: On cryptography (October 1944); title: On alcoholics anonymous (November 1944); title: On fifteen years of lent (January 1945); title: On soldiers and civilians (February 1945); title: On how to cook a wolf (March 1945); title: On how to be a spy (April 1945); title: On psychiatry (May 1945); title: On balletomania (June 1945); title: On books from prison (September 1945); title: On cemeteries (October-November 1945); title: On a call to Paris (March 1946); title: On the importance of dying young (April 1946); title: On Chicago (August 1946); title: On operas and operating (December 1946); title: On men and their feathers (January 1947); title: On Gertrude Stein (February 1947); title: On little white ribbons (March 1947); title: On being musclebound (April 1947); title: On teaching (November 1947); title: On fabulous, fabulous field's (January 1948); title: On fair, fantastic Paris (April 1948); title: On Ulysses, grown old (May 1948); title: On the comic spirit (June 1948); title: On keepsakes, gew-gaws, and baubles (September 1948); title: [On Mohammed Zenouhin] (October 1948); title: On the dream, the illusion (December 1948); title: On time-saving devices (February 1949); title: On getting to be forty (May 1949); title: A modest proposal (July 1949).