Fifty years ago, Gay Tale's magaze profile of Frank Satra kick-started the genre known as New Journalism. Mick Brown met him New York
Contents:
- WHEN NEW JOURNALISM WAS NEW: GAY TALE ON HIS LEGENDARY ESQUIRE PROFILE OF FRANK SATRA
- 'I WANTED TO ELEVATE JOURNALISM': GAY TALE, THE WRER WHO NAILED FRANK SATRA
- 50 YEARS LATER, GAY TALE REVISS ‘FRANK SATRA HAS A COLD’
- GAY TALE: THE TTHDIG INTERVIEW
- INTERVIEW WH AUTHOR GAY TALE
- GAY TALE EXPLAS WHY HE WROTE INIC ESQUIRE PROFILE “FRANK SATRA HAS A COLD”
- GAY TALE, THE ART OF NONFICTN NO. 2
- “WHY’S THIS SO GOOD?” NO. 24: GAY TALE ON JOE DIMAGG
- GAY TALE ON THE STATE OF JOURNALISM, IRAQ AND HIS LIFE
- 'I WRE ABOUT AWFUL PEOPLE,' SAYS GAY TALE
WHEN NEW JOURNALISM WAS NEW: GAY TALE ON HIS LEGENDARY ESQUIRE PROFILE OF FRANK SATRA
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In November of 1965, the journalistic fat brought Gay Tale and Frank Satra together Beverly Hills and Las Vegas, Manhattan and Hollywood. Gay Tale’s outle for “Frank Satra Has a Cold, ” sketched on one of his tramark shirt boards, 1966.
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'I WANTED TO ELEVATE JOURNALISM': GAY TALE, THE WRER WHO NAILED FRANK SATRA
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'Frank Satra Has a Cold’, Gay Tale’s 15, 000-word study of the sger at the height of his fame, which was published Esquire magaze April 1966, is perhaps the most famo magaze story Amerin journalism, and there is some irony the fact that Tale had no great sire to wre .
50 YEARS LATER, GAY TALE REVISS ‘FRANK SATRA HAS A COLD’
Every J school has embraced Gay Tale's 1966 Esquire wre-around on Satra as a gold standard New Journalism profile-wrg. Fifty years later, Tale himself seems slightly puzzled by s acclaim. * gay talese interview *
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GAY TALE: THE TTHDIG INTERVIEW
The former baseball god didn't want to talk. And 1966, wrer Gay Tale didn't need him to. * gay talese interview *
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INTERVIEW WH AUTHOR GAY TALE
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GAY TALE EXPLAS WHY HE WROTE INIC ESQUIRE PROFILE “FRANK SATRA HAS A COLD”
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GAY TALE, THE ART OF NONFICTN NO. 2
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“WHY’S THIS SO GOOD?” NO. 24: GAY TALE ON JOE DIMAGG
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GAY TALE ON THE STATE OF JOURNALISM, IRAQ AND HIS LIFE
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'I WRE ABOUT AWFUL PEOPLE,' SAYS GAY TALE
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Gay Tale: Harold Hay, Esquire‘s edor, gave me a one-year ntract to do six piec.
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