The Paris Review Magazine Spring 1982 No. 86 Erskine Caldwell No Label VG


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The Paris Review Magazine – Spring 1983, No. 86 “Erskine Caldwell” – No Label, VG

This Spring 1983 issue of The Paris Review, Number 86, showcases a rare and compelling interview with Erskine Caldwell in The Art of Fiction LXII alongside P. L. Travers, famed author of Mary Poppins, in The Art of Fiction LXIII. The issue also features early work by Jay McInerney and Michael Cunningham, both of whom would go on to achieve literary acclaim.

This copy is in very good condition, with minor edge wear and no mailing label. A fantastic collectible for fans of 20th-century fiction. Please check photos for condition.


Contents include:

INTERVIEWS

  • Erskine Caldwell – The Art of Fiction LXII – p. 126

  • P. L. Travers – The Art of Fiction LXIII – p. 210

FEATURES

  • Don Asher – The Barrier – p. 230

  • Timothy Tung – Literary Happenings: China – p. 161

FICTION

  • Michael Cunningham – Pearls – p. 202

  • Lamar Herrin – A Life of Crime – p. 24

  • Norman Mailer – From A Work in Progress – p. 10

  • Jay McInerney – It’s Six A.M. Do You Know Where You Are? – p. 181

  • Barbara Milton – The Cigarette Boat – p. 254

  • Craig Nova – The Host – p. 158

ART

  • Sandro Chia – Midnight Draft – p. 189

  • Francesco Clemente – Time Tablets – p. 15

  • Eric Fischl – Couples – p. 247

POETRY

  • Charles Bernstein – Language Sampler – p. 75


Artwork Details:

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

  • Cover by Sandro Chia – Future Sculpture, oil and oil pastel on paper

  • Table of Contents Illustration by Richard Mock – City Dog Howling at the Moon, 1979, linocut

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