Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 featuring artistic depiction by Robert Moskowitz with bold purple text.
Spine view of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 showcasing the issue number and publication details in purple font.
Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 illustrating a picturesque drawing of the New York skyline.
Contents page of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 listing interviews and literary works featured in the issue.
Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 featuring the story 'The President' by Eugene K. Garber, showcasing printed text and layout.
Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 displaying an advertisement for Parfums Guy Laroche Paris, featuring a distinct image design.
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Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 featuring artistic depiction by Robert Moskowitz with bold purple text.Spine view of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 showcasing the issue number and publication details in purple font.Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 illustrating a picturesque drawing of the New York skyline.Contents page of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 listing interviews and literary works featured in the issue.Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 featuring the story 'The President' by Eugene K. Garber, showcasing printed text and layout.Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 displaying an advertisement for Parfums Guy Laroche Paris, featuring a distinct image design.

The Paris Review Magazine Fall-Winter 1978 No. 74 Joan Didion No Label VG

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The Paris Review Magazine – Fall-Winter 1978, No. 74 “Joan Didion” – No Label, VG

This Fall-Winter 1978 issue of The Paris Review, Number 74, features a landmark interview with the legendary Joan Didion in The Art of Fiction LXXI. Alongside Didion, this issue includes rich conversations with literary powerhouses Margaret Drabble and Joyce Carol Oates, showcasing a season of compelling voices in fiction, poetry, and visual art.

The magazine is in very good condition, with minor edge wear and no mailing label. A fantastic collectible piece in great shape for its age. Please see photos for condition details.

Contents include:

INTERVIEWS

  • Joan Didion – The Art of Fiction LXXI – p. 142

  • Margaret Drabble – The Art of Fiction LXXI – p. 40

  • Joyce Carol Oates – The Art of Fiction LXXII – p. 198

FICTION

  • Alexander Theroux – A Polish Joke – p. 9

  • Raymond Federman – The Voice in the Closet – p. 14

  • Pati Hill – Dreams Objects Moments – p. 17

  • Barbara Grossman – My Vegetable Love – p. 66

  • Ray Russell – Dr. Justino Ybarra, Dispelled of Blindness – p. 90

  • Max Apple – The Four Apples – p. 104

  • Jessica Apple – Animal Scary Scary – p. 120

  • Eugene K. Garber – The President – p. 174

ART

  • Nicholas Africano – Photographing – p. 164

  • Alexis Smith – Italics – p. 71

POETRY PORTFOLIO

  • Vincent Alexandre – An Essay and Six Poems – p. 28

POETRY (select highlights)

  • Sharon Olds – The Sisters of Sexual Treasure – p. 81

  • Derek Walcott – Two Poems – p. 112

  • Charles Wright – Called Back – p. 115

  • Ai – Two Poems – p. 184

  • Thomas Lux – Two Poems – pp. 84, 193

  • James L. White – The Salt Ecstasies – p. 85

  • Elizabeth Spires – After Three Japanese Drawings – p. 73

  • Arthur Vogelsang – Two Poems – pp. 89, 111

  • Jay Parini, Julia Mishkin, Gregg Storm, and many more

Additional Details:

  • Cover by Robert Moskowitz – “Skyscrapers,” 1978

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

  • Contents Illustration by Lois Lane – Untitled, 1978 (Craypas and pencil on paper)

  • Published by The Paris Review

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