Brooke Horvath, "Introducing Edward Sanders"/Barry Miles, "An Interview with Ed Sanders--1 October 1968?/Brooke Horvath, "Edward Sanders on His Fiction: An Interview"/Edward Sanders, "From Tales of Beatnik Glory, Volume 3: The Psychedelicatessin"/Ann Charters, "Marching with the Fugs"/Barry Wallenstein, "Mr. Ed Sanders"/Tom Clark, "Ed Sanders and Black Sparrow Press"/Regina Weinreich, "Ed Sanders: The Un-Fuzzy Fug"/Robert Creeley, "Tell the Story"/Kasia Boddy, "Shards of God: An Epinician to the Heroes of the Peace swarm"/Thomas Myers, "Rerunning the Creepy-Crawl: Ed Sanders and Charles Manson"/Lance Olsen, "Divining the Avant-Pop Afterburn: Fame & Love in New York"/Joseph Dewey, "Helter Shelter: Strategic Interment in Tales of Beatnik Glory"/M. L. Liebler, "A Terrible Beauty is Born: Edward Sanders, the Techniques of Investigative Writing, and 1968?/David Herd, "'After All What Else Is There to Say?' Ed Sanders and the Beat Aesthetic"/Brooke Horvath, "An Edward Sanders Checklist"

John O'Brien founded the Review of Contemporary Fiction in 1981.