TITLE: ESQUIRE
["The Magazine for Men" -- Including all the great writers, illustrators, pictorials, vintage advertisements, fashion and more! -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: October November 2022; Vol. 178, No 2
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean,  GOOD condition, but there's a cut from the cover. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: After Uvalde. By Matthew McConaughey.
ON THE COVER: MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY PHOTOGRAPHED FOR ESQUIRE BY ROBBIE FIMMANO. CASTING BY RANDS PECK. STYLING BY BILL MULLEN. PRODUCTION BY SHAWN SPILLETT AT FX GROUP.

FEATURES:
COMING HOME by Matthew McConaughey.
WHAT I'VE LEARNED: JOHN GRISHAM.
ESQUIRE FICTION: ISLANDERS byJoe Mango Reed.
ALDIS HODGE WAS BUILT FOR THIS by Brady Langmann.
MIKE CONNER VS. THE PAIN by Joshua StClair.
WATCHES ROCK by Nick Sullivan.
THE MILITIAMEN, THE GOVERNOR & THE KIDNAPPING THAT WASN'T by Chris Heath.
ESQUIRE ENDORSES...THE MILD HANGOVER.
ESSAYS.
AM I A SUPERHERO TO MY SONS? by Kevin Wilson.
HERE LIES THE "PARTY OF LINCOLN' by Charles P. Pierce.
READ ME MY EKING RIGHTS by Mitchell Slaekson.

EDITOR'S LETTER.
BLUEPRINT.
THE LAST GREAT INSULT by Dave Holmes.
TRIPPIE REDD HITS ALL THE NOTES by John Norris.
REMAKING A REVOLUTIONARY by Kevin Sintumuang.
STORIES THAT SINGE by Adrienne Westenleld.
FOG DAY AFTERNOON by Kelly Stood.
GIVE IT A SHOT! by Kevin Sintumuang.
MEET MIKE KRZYZEWSKI, RETIREE by Brady Langmann.
A PLUSH JACKET FOR THE PEOPLE byJonathan Evans.
BOOTS BUILT FOR BATTLE by Nick Sullivan.
BOSS TWEED by Jonathan Evans.
LOW-KEY LUSTER by Jonathan Evans.
SCENT OF A (WO)MAN by Garrett Manse.
MY NEW PERFECT SUIT by Dave Holmes.
IT'S NOT A WATCH. IT'S A REMINDER. by Rockwell Harwood.

FROM "THE BEST GAY BARS IN AMERICA," ON ESQUIRE.COM RIGHT NOW: Big Chicks, Chicago: Sometimes you just want to throw decorum out the window and dance. And drink. And scream-sing. On these magical nights, head north of Chicago's Boystown into the city's more mature yet much rowdier Uptown neighborhood and throw down here. Big Chicks serves a diverse crowd--it's young, it's old, it's one of the only places you'll see gay men and lesbians together!--and what that crowd serves back is a joyful energy. You can stand and model somewhere else. -DAVE HOLMES.



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