The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1991 No. 119 Harold Acton No Label VG


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The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1991 No. 119 Harold Acton – Very Good Condition, No Label

This Summer 1991 issue of The Paris Review (No. 119) showcases a vibrant mix of global literary voices and visual artistry. Highlights include interviews with Nobel laureates Günter Grass and Octavio Paz, and Harold Acton’s memoir Recollections of an Aesthete. The issue also features a remembrance of Edmund Wilson by Mary McCarthy, fiction from Rick DeMarinis, Lily Tuck, and Nicholas Shakespeare, and a wide-ranging poetry section that includes Tess Gallagher, Dana Gioia, and Marilyn Hacker.

The item is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear consistent with age. The magazine shown in the listing is the exact copy you will receive and comes with a plastic protective covering. Please check photos for condition details.

Contents of Issue No. 119 include:

Interviews

  • Günter GrassThe Art of Fiction CXXIV (p. 208)

  • Octavio PazThe Art of Poetry XLII (p. 82)

Features

  • Harold ActonRecollections of an Aesthete (p. 148)

  • Mary McCarthyEdmund Wilson (p. 11)

  • Ben SonnenbergLa Consula (p. 276)

Fiction

  • Rick DeMarinisAn Airman's Good-bye (p. 259)

  • Murray PomeranceDécor (p. 197)

  • Nicholas ShakespeareThe State (p. 142)

  • Lily TuckL'Esprit de l’Escalier (p. 41)

Art

  • Larry JohnsonUntitled (p. 171)

Poetry
With contributions from:

  • Jonathan Aaron, Tina Barr, Yves Bonnefoy, David Bottoms, Steven Cramer, T. Crunk, Stephen Dunn, Tess Gallagher, Dana Gioia, Walter Griffin, Marilyn Hacker, Daryl Hine, James Laughlin, David Lehman, Campbell McGrath, Milt Richter, Mark Rudman, Ira Sadoff, Marcia Slatkin, Charlie Smith, Brian Swann

Additional Features

  • Notes on Contributors (p. 291)

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

  • Cover by Peter Halley: Prison with Conduit (front) and White Cell with Conduit (back), 1981 – acrylic and roll-tex on canvas

  • Table of Contents illustration by Carrie Mae Weems, Untitled (Phone), 1990 – black-and-white photograph, silver print

A beautifully curated issue representing the best of international literature, memoir, poetry, and contemporary visual art—ideal for readers and collectors alike.

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