Atlantic Monthly

Here is a 'composite sketch' of young atheists.

This issue of Atlantic includes the M.F.K Fisher story "Dutch Freighter". Fisher describes the hunger and pleasure of new words
found on a voyage in 1954 from San Francisco to Antwerp, including buffetchef (bartender), Ein Bols, Hodgepodge, Nassi Goreng,
and sambal. pp. 94-6.

Note: This issue of Atlantic also contain's Sylvia Plath's first published poem.

This issue of Atlantic includes the M.F.K. Fisher article "Memory Or Dream?". Fisher compares good, honest Swiss-type restaurants,
sometimes called, appropriately, "restauration", with what she sees as kindred good, honest American diners. Illustrated with a few
nice pen/ink illustrations. The article is followed by one titled "Brekafast a la Canton" by her cousin Weare Holbrook.

This issue of Atlantic contains the M.F.K. Fisher article "If This Were My Place" which has Fisher's
thoughts about what makes the perfect restaurant.