The Paris Review Magazine Spring 1982 No. 83 Joseph Brodsky No Label VG


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The Paris Review Magazine – Spring 1982, No. 83 “Joseph Brodsky” – No Label, VG

This Spring 1982 issue of The Paris Review, Number 83, features an outstanding pair of poetry interviews: Joseph Brodsky in The Art of Poetry XXVIII and Stanley Kunitz in The Art of Poetry XXIX. It also includes powerful fiction selections and Gerald Stern’s award-winning long poem Father Guzman, recipient of the Bernard F. Conners Poetry Prize.

This copy is in very good condition, with minor edge wear and no mailing label. A strong collectible issue in excellent shape for its age. Please review the photos for condition.


Contents include:

INTERVIEWS

  • Joseph Brodsky – The Art of Poetry XXVIII – p. 82

  • Stanley Kunitz – The Art of Poetry XXIX – p. 204

FEATURE

  • Eileen Simpson – Damariscotta Mills: Jean and Cal – p. 169

FICTION

  • Andrei Codrescu – Samba De Los Agentes – p. 14

  • Norman Kotker – The Bergen-Belsen Banquet – p. 247

  • Robert Shacochis – Stolen Kiss – p. 196

  • Susan Welch – The Time, The Place, The Loved One – p. 146

ART

  • Harvey Mudd and Ken Price – Philip Marlowe, Where Are You? – p. 127

POETRY

  • Gerald Stern – Father Guzman – p. 41

🏆 The Bernard F. Conners Poetry Prize
Awarded to Gerald Stern for Father Guzman, a poem of over 300 lines.


Artwork Details:

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

  • Cover by David Salle – Splinter Man, 1982

  • Table of Contents Illustration by Jane Kaplowitz – Guernica in the Living Room, 1982

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