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The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1996 No. 141 Silvana Paternostro No Label VG

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The Paris Review Magazine – Winter 1996 – No. 141 – Silvana Paternostro | No Label | VG

This listing features The Paris Review Magazine, Winter 1996, Issue No. 141, in very good condition with minor wear along the edges. The item shown in the listing photos is exactly what you will receive. Please review all images for an accurate depiction of condition.

This issue includes a diverse and rich array of literary content, with standout interviews, contemporary fiction, poetry, and visual art. It is well-preserved and ideal for collectors, scholars, and enthusiasts of modern literature.

Interviews

  • Gary Snyder – The Art of Poetry LXXIV (p. 88)

  • Helen Vendler – The Art of Criticism III (p. 166)

Fiction

  • Chris Adrian – You Can Have It (p. 277)

  • Peter Ho Davies – Relief (p. 142)

  • Elizabeth Gilbert – The Famous Torn and Restored Lit Cigarette Trick (p. 112)

  • Joyce Hackett – The Stain (p. 72)

  • John Hodgman – Rogers (p. 138)

  • Michael Knight – Now You See Her (p. 218)

  • Rob Owen – To the Sea (p. 248)

  • J. David Stevens – Why I Married the Porn Star (p. 194)

Features

  • Silvana Paternostro – The Man in the Back Row Has a Question III (p. 257)

  • A Portfolio of Ten New Poets – Alan Ansen, Kevin Cantwell, Jennifer Franklin, Rick Hilles, Richard Lamb, Kate Light, Nick Norwood, Mark Scott, Brenda Shaughnessy, Marc Woodworth (p. 43)

Poetry
Includes work by:

  • Anna Akhmatova – Secrets of the Trade (p. 155)

  • Agha Shahid Ali – After the August Wedding in Lahore, Pakistan (p. 149)

  • Scott Cairns – Terminal with Erato (p. 164)

  • James Cummins – Incidence (p. 127)

  • Edward Nobles – Architectural Digest (p. 86)

  • Erica Morrison – Mnemosuath Praises the Prince (p. 165)

  • Baron Wormser – Shoplifting (p. 87)

  • Charles Wright – Black Zodiac (p. 160)

Art & Illustration

  • Rochelle Feinstein – Double Dutch (Cover)

  • Randolfo Rocha – Word Play (p. 135)

  • Table of Contents photograph by Arturo Cuenca

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

Additional Information

  • Notes on Contributors – p. 306

Each issue we sell includes a plastic protective covering.
Combined shipping available—just ask.
This is a well-maintained copy of a classic literary publication, representing some of the most exciting voices of the period.

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