Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 featuring abstract artwork, including blue and gray designs, celebrating the contributions of Julio Cortázar, Eugene Ionesco, and Philip Roth.
The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 Julio Cortázar cover displaying artistic illustrations and vivid colors, showcasing its original design.
Inside view of The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 Julio Cortázar, featuring a line drawing of a scenic view and details of the distributor.
Contents page of The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 Julio Cortázar listing interviews, fiction, art, and poetry contributors along with page numbers.
Page from The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 featuring the beginning of the fiction piece 'Water Story' by Lars Gustafsson with text and layout.
Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 Julio Cortázar, showcasing colorful abstract artwork, adding to the magazine's artistic theme.
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Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 featuring abstract artwork, including blue and gray designs, celebrating the contributions of Julio Cortázar, Eugene Ionesco, and Philip Roth.The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 Julio Cortázar cover displaying artistic illustrations and vivid colors, showcasing its original design.Inside view of The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 Julio Cortázar, featuring a line drawing of a scenic view and details of the distributor.Contents page of The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 Julio Cortázar listing interviews, fiction, art, and poetry contributors along with page numbers.Page from The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 featuring the beginning of the fiction piece 'Water Story' by Lars Gustafsson with text and layout.Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 Julio Cortázar, showcasing colorful abstract artwork, adding to the magazine's artistic theme.

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The Paris Review Magazine Fall 1984 No. 93 Julio Cortázar – Very Good Condition, No Label

This Fall 1984 issue of The Paris Review, No. 93, features three powerhouse interviews with celebrated literary and theatrical figures Julio Cortázar, Eugene Ionesco, and Philip Roth. Rich in fiction, poetry, and visual art, this issue is a standout volume for collectors and readers of modern literature and contemporary criticism.

The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive and has been preserved in great shape for its age. A plastic protective covering is included with the magazine. Please refer to the photos for condition verification.

Contents of Issue No. 93 include:

Interviews

  • Julio Cortázar – The Art of Fiction LXXXIII (p. 173)

  • Eugene Ionesco – The Art of Theater VII (p. 53)

  • Philip Roth – The Art of Fiction LXXXIV (p. 215)

Fiction

  • T. Coraghessan Boyle – The Hector Quesadilla Story (p. 253)

  • Lars Gustafsson – Water Story (p. 203)

  • Bobbie Ann Mason – Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans? (p. 79)

  • Norman Rush – Instruments of Seduction (p. 146)

Art

  • Laurie Simmons – Tourism (p. 93)

  • Terry Winters – Siren: Nine Drawings (p. 197)

Poetry

  • Sharona Ben-Tov – Carillon for Cambridge Women (p. 192)

  • Harold Brodkey – To Frank O’Hara (p. 102)

  • Joseph Brodsky – Gorbunov and Gorchakov (p. 207)

  • Raymond Carver – Ten Poems (p. 37)

  • Linda Gregg – Six Poems (p. 169)

  • Herbert Morris – In the Dark (p. 248)

  • Molly Peacock – Four Poems (p. 109)

  • Frederick Seidel – Elms (p. 122)

  • David Shapiro – House (Blown Apart) (p. 219)

  • Anne Waldman – Canzone (p. 165)

  • Baron Wormser – Three Poems (p. 109)

Additional Features

  • Notes on Contributors (p. 267)

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

  • Cover by Jasper Johns, Untitled, 1983–84, ink on plastic

  • Table of Contents Illustration by Richard Diebenkorn, Combination, 1981, etching

Editorial Note:
The Paris Review welcomes Jeanne McCulloch as the new Managing Editor, succeeding Hallie Gay Walden, who served from 1981 to 1984.

This issue is a compelling addition for those who appreciate groundbreaking interviews, influential fiction, and contributions from leading voices in late 20th-century poetry and art.

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