The Paris Review Magazine Spring 1961 No. 25 The Spider No Label VG


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The Paris Review Magazine – Spring 1961, No. 25 “The Spider” – No Label, VG

This is the Spring 1961 issue of The Paris Review, Number 25, featuring the short story “The Spider” by Jan Gerhard Toonder. The issue also includes fiction, poetry, an interview with Robert Lowell (The Art of Poetry III), and a special art portfolio of etchings by Lars Bo.

The condition is very good, with only minor edge wear. There is no mailing label affixed. This item is in great shape for its age, and the exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. Please review photos carefully for full condition details.

Contents include:

FICTION

  • Jan Gerhard Toonder – The Spider

  • Bowden Broadwater – Ciao

  • Hughes Rudd – The Lower Room

INTERVIEW

  • Robert Lowell – The Art of Poetry III

PORTFOLIO

  • Lars Bo – Nine Etchings

POETRY

  • X. J. Kennedy – At the Ghostwriter’s Deathbed, In a Prominent Bar in Secaucus, One Day

  • Lewis Turco – Dream of a House

  • Thom Gunn – A School of Resistance, Bonheur

  • Donald Davie – Letter to Curtis Bradford, LaSalle & The Discovery of the Great West

  • Daniel Langton – The Marriage of Anne

Additional Details:

  • Cover by Lars Bo (from Les Gris de Paris)

  • Contents Page by Hans Beck

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

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