The Paris Review Magazine Spring 2002 No. 161 Jason Shinder No Label VG


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The Paris Review Magazine – Spring 2002 – No. 161 – Jason Shinder | No Label | VG

This listing is for The Paris Review, Spring 2002, Issue No. 161, in very good condition with minor wear along the edges. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review images carefully for condition.

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This issue includes insightful interviews with acclaimed translator William Weaver and celebrated author John Edgar Wideman, along with a unique feature from Jason Shinder exploring W. S. Merwin’s views on Sir Thomas Wyatt. Also featured are compelling works of fiction, vibrant poetry, and contemporary art.


INTERVIEWS

  • William Weaver – The Art of Translation III (p. 44)

  • John Edgar Wideman – The Art of Fiction CLXXI (p. 136)

FEATURE

  • Jason Shinder – W. S. Merwin on Sir Thomas Wyatt (p. 105)

FICTION

  • Quentin Rowan – Bethune Street (p. 14)

  • V. Pynsethki – Killer Miller (p. 76)

  • Wells Tower – The Brown Coast (p. 161)

  • Jim Shepard – Climb Aboard the Mighty Flea (p. 199)

ART & ILLUSTRATION

  • Richard Phillips – Six Portraits (p. 97)

  • Table of Contents Illustration by Laylah Ali – Untitled, 2000, gouache on paper

  • Cover by Shelton Walsmith – Guffaw, 2000, oil and pencil on wood

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

POETRY
Contributors include:
Bruce Bond, Shannon Borg, Gabriel Boyers, Lynn Doyle, Frank Duke, John Felstiner, Serena J. Fox, Emily Fragos, Gary Gildner, Benjamin Scott Grossberg, Brian Henry, Edward Hirsch, Campbell McGrath, Ryan Murphy, David R. Nurnberg, David M. Rosenfelt, Garon Somenzi, Shawn Sturgeon, Virginia Chase Sutton, and Rachel Wetzsteon.

Additional Information

  • Notes on Contributors – p. 221

A rich and varied issue that balances contemporary voices with literary reflection, making it a valuable addition to any Paris Review collection or literary library.

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