Books from 1960-1969

Here Comes There Goes You Know Who

January 23, 1962

Back cover photo by Ray Stevens

First edition - 9,824 copies. 

UK edition published by Peter Davies, Ltd. in 1962

Boys and Girls Together

March 13, 1963

Cover design by Paul Bacon Studios

Back cover photograph by Jim Marshall

Translated into Portuguese and French. 

First edition - 7,000 copies

UK edition published by Peter Davies Ltd. in 1963

Me

August 12, 1963

Illustrated by Murray Tinkelman

A Modern Masters Book for Children

The Saturday Evening Post created an edition of 200 copies as a give-away for advertisers. 

Not Dying

August 31, 1963

Drawings by William Saroyan

Jacket designed by Paul Bacon Studios

Back Cover photo by Jim Marshall

First Edition - 7,000 copies

Translated into French and Polish. 

One Day in the Afternoon of the World

May 20, 1964

Designed by the Paul Bacon Studio

UK edition jacket design by Leo Vernon

First edition - 5,000 copies

UK edition published by Cassell, 1965

After Thirty Years: The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze

October 15, 1964

Cover design by Paul Bacon Studio

First edition - 3,500 copies

The Arabian Nights

June 1966

Illustraed by W.K. Plummer

Introduction by William Saroyan

My Kind of Crazy, Wonderful People

June 1966

Includes

• The Man in the Yellow Ford Coupe
• Don't Ask Me to Deliver Any More Death Messages
• The Oranges
• Mountain Girl
• Waiting for the N Car
• The War
• Antranik of Armenia
• The Man with the Heart in the Highlands
• Two Thousand Four Hundred and Some Odd Dollars
• The Hummingbird that Lived through Winter
• The Job
• I Can't Put Two and Two Together
• Going Home
• A Christmas Carol
• The Younger Brother
• 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
• The Beggars
• The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze

Short Drive Sweet Chariot

April 1, 1966

Published by Phaedra Publishers

Reviewed by Neglected Books blog in 2009

Look At Us, Let's See

October 1967

Photographs by Arthur Rothstein

Advertized as "A happening-in-a-book by author William Saroyan and LOOK photographer Arthur Rothstein."

I Used to Believe I Had Forever. Now I'm Not So Sure

November 1968

First edition cover designed by Lawrence Ratzkin

First edition back cover photograph by Arthur Rothstein

UK edition jacket design by Leo Vernon

UK edition published by Cassell in 1969

Letters from 74 rue Taitbout

January 1969

Jacket design by Lawrence Ratzkin

Published in the UK by Cassell as Don't Go, but If You Must, Say Hello to Everybody

A collection of 'letters' to

• to the only one
• Armenak of Bitlis
• Dr. Freud, Dr. Jung, and Dr. Adler
• Hovagim Saroyan
• Calouste Gulbenkian
• Guy de Maupassant
• The Match Girl
• Prof-Kalfayan
• Sammy Isaacs
• Al Devarine
• Samuel L. Clemens
• Dikran Saroyan
• Joe Gould
• Miss Carmichael, Miss Thompson, Miss Brockington, Miss Clifford
• Miss Chambers
• Honore de Balzac
• Sam Catanzaro
• Vahan Minasian
• Geoffrey Faber
• Robert Mc Almon
• Lawrence Colt
• Yeghishe Charentz
• Adolf Hitler
• Carl Sandburg
• Emory L. Ralston
• Dr. Harold Fraser
• Benito Mussolini
• The Lion of Judah
• Jacob Ahbood
• Dr. Anoushavan Chomp
• L.B. Mayer
• Anybody