Literary Lasagna: A Conversation with the Least Famous Person You'll See Regularly at Elaine's
Charles T. Powers's Rolling Stone piece on Elaine Kaufman and her restaurant; Mailer - a regular at table No. 4 - is quoted about a fight there with the lyricist Jerry Leiber.
“Literary Lasagna: A Conversation with the Least Famous Person You’ll See Regularly at Elaine’s,” an article-interview by Charles T. Powers in Rolling Stone (6 October 1977), built around an interview with Elaine Kaufman about the writers, actors, and politicians who frequented her Upper East Side restaurant. Mailer — a fixture there, at table No. 4 — is quoted briefly about a fight he once had at Elaine’s with Jerry Leiber, the lyricist of “Hound Dog” and many other hits.