The Paris Review Magazine Spring 1996 No. 138 George Plimpton No Label VG

The Paris Review Magazine Spring 1996 No. 138 George Plimpton – VG Condition, No Label

This Spring 1996 issue of The Paris Review (No. 138) is in very good condition with only minor wear on the edges. A standout volume featuring George Plimpton’s Terry Southern Portfolio, Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh, and new fiction by Junot Díaz and Milan Kundera, along with three major interviews:
• John Gregory Dunne – The Art of Screenwriting II
• Richard Price – The Art of Fiction CXLIV
• Billy Wilder – The Art of Screenwriting I

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Contents:

Interviews

• John Gregory Dunne – The Art of Screenwriting II – p. 11

• Richard Price – The Art of Fiction CXLIV – p. 78

• Billy Wilder – The Art of Screenwriting I – p. 142

Fiction

• Jaime Collyer – A Businessman Disappears – p. 242

• Junot Díaz – Edison, New Jersey – p. 23

• Milan Kundera – From Slowness – p. 33

• Brady Udall – Letting Loose the Hounds – p. 112

Features

• George Plimpton – A Terry Southern Portfolio – p. 194

• Irvine Welsh – Trainspotting Glossary – p. 185

• The Man in the Back Row Has a Question II – p. 309

Art

• Cover: Joyce Pensato – Four Mice

• Sarah Plimpton – Nothing Could Be Said – p. 189

• Lorna Simpson – Nine Props – p. 72

• Table of Contents Illustration: Richard Gaffney – Dicentra II

• Frontispiece: William Pène du Bois

Poetry

Includes contributions from:

• Anthony Hecht – Two Poems

• Michael Heffernan – Six Poems

• S.X. Rosenstock – Six Poems

• David Wojahn – Before the Words – p. 352

• James Longenbach, Bruce Bond, Lisa Gorton, Mark Wunderlich, Shawn Sturgeon, and many others

Notes on Contributors – p. 300
Notice – p. 20

A superb collectible for readers of The Paris Review, screenwriting enthusiasts, and literary magazine collectors.