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"You're too hip, baby", by Jason Watkins
Bloomsbury Magazine

END OF THE ROAD:
The 1970 film written, co-produced by Terry Southern

Lee Hill, author of A GRAND GUY: The Art and Life of Terry Southern, writes about End of the Road

and ...

Forgotten Film Time:
End of the Road
R E V I V A L !

LitKicks: great writers,
past and present:

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THE CINCINNATI KID
An article about the 1965 film, with
Steve McQueen, Edward G. Robinson, Rip Torn,
Ann Margaret, Karl Malden, and Tuesday Weld
Directed by Norman Jewison
Screenplay by Ring Lardner Jr. and Terry Southern

New York State Writers Institute
Film Notes

"Screenwriters [Ring] Lardner Jr., one of the blacklisted Hollywood 10, for whom this film marked a re-emergence in studio work, and [Terry] Southern, whose work on DR. STRANGELOVE (1963) and THE LOVED ONE (1965) marked him as one of the best dialogue writers of the time (the encounter between Shooter and Slade in the shooting gallery is all Southern), had the freedom to develop subplots and minor characters, which is why the cast is so large, and notable."

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From The New York Times,
a new section — MOVIES!

with
Biography of TS in the new
New York Times MOVIES section!

MSN Entertainment: Link to:
"Terry Southern, Screenwriter,
Also Known As: Maxwell Kenton"
biography with links to writers, directors, actors, movies, and books
from the TS sphere of influence...
a great site for students, scholars, and Southernistas!

Yahoo! — MOVIES
TS Biography, Filmography, Awards, More!

TS' Screenwriting Credits at Videoflicks.com

EASY RIDER:
added to National Film Registry
Under the terms of the National Film
Preservation Act, the Librarian of Congress names 25 "culturally,
historically or aesthetically" significant motion pictures to the Registry each year.

EASY RIDER makes a town famous!

A Dr. Strangelove site:

Philadelphia City Paper.Net,
Reviews of A Grand Guy and Now Dig This

The Austin Chronicle:
time for a TS renaissance?

Beat Scene:
Magazine of
the Beat Generation

The Top 100 Works of Journalism
in the United States in the 20th Century
"Twirling at Ole Miss" makes the top 100...

William Faulkner,
Winner of the Nobel Prize
for Literature, 1950.
A fan of Terry Southern.

Read about Terry's pal, "The Fab Faulk," here.

Cult Fiction:
A Reader's Guide

From Kathy Acker to Emile Zola,
a book about writers with a following! Terry and lots of his friends are right here—more than
200 cults you can join today!

The Salon.Com Reader's Guide
to Contemporary Authors
with articles on Terry and lots of his amigos...

Red-Dirt Marijuana:
now in THE HEMP MUSEUM'S online collection...

Red-Dirt Marijuana at Oxford...

COSMIC BASEBALL
ASSOCIATION'S EDEN BOHEMIANS:
Top-Team of Literary Heavy-Hitters!
Link up with THIS lineup of out-there novelists, poets,
journalists, and all-star scribes!

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Declassified documents:

Terry Southern describes an adventure in U.S. foreign policy:
"Recruiting for the Big Parade" (1963) and
"Fiasco Reviere" (1970s)

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University of Virginia:
Psychedelic Writers of the 1960s...

Touchstone magazine, College Station, Texas
remembers TS...

Grand Dad Terry:
GROWING UP WITH TERRY SOUTHERN
By Nile Southern—Gadfly Online
Hear Terry read from stories and scripts...

David Amram, musician and composer:
Vibrations (2001)
(Terry and friends in Paris and New York, 1950s)

Are You Being Spun?
Visit PR WATCH to find out!

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Some Alternative Media:

The Nation

Counterpunch

Alternet

Democracy Now

Independent Media Center

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Sartre Online:
The Ultimate Sartrean Resource...

Albert Camus Society UK

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Reading Henry Green
by Brooke Allen, The New Criterion
"...he commanded, then and now, excitement amounting to passion from certain
readers, an oddly assorted group including W. H. Auden, Elizabeth Bowen,
Terry Southern, Eudora Welty, and John Updike..."

Henry Green
Thomas C. Foster, Center for Book Culture.org

Henry Green: The Last English Modernist
James Wood, The Times Literary Supplement Ltd., February 2006

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Terry Southern reviews Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle"
The New York Times, 1963

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The Paris Review
online