The New York Review Abroad: Fifty Years of International Reportage

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Report from Vietnam I. The home program / Mary McCarthy -- Paris in the spring / Stephen Spender -- The corpse at the iron gate / V.S. Naipaul -- Sad Brazil / Elizabeth Hardwick -- Letter from South Africa / Nadine Gordimer -- Liverpool: notes from the underground / Caroline Blackwood -- Going crazy in India / Rosemary Dinnage -- In El Salvador / Joan Didion -- The Sakharovs in Gorky / Natalya Viktorovna and Vladmir Tolz -- The burial of Cambodia / William Shawcross -- "I am prepared for anything" / Jerzy Popiełuszko -- Fire on the road / Ryszard Kapuściński -- The revolution of the magic lantern / Timothy Garton Ash -- Godot comes to Sarajevo / Susan Sontag -- The nowhere city / Amos Elon -- Love and misery in Cuba / Alma Guillermoprieto -- Tibet disenchanted / Ian Buruma -- AIDS: the lesson of Uganda / Helen Epstein -- Arrested in China / Kang Zhengguo -- With the Northern Alliance / Tim Judah -- The suicide bombers / Avishai Margalit -- Delusions in Baghdad / Mark Danner -- Left out in Turkey / Christopher de Bellaigue -- The battle for Egypt's future / Yasmine El Rashidi -- An exclusive corner of Hebron / Jonathan Freedland -- A farewell to Haiti / Mischa Berlinski -- Is Libya cracking up? / Nicolas Pelham.