The Paris Review Magazine Spring 2003 No. 165 Ben Downing No Label VG


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The Paris Review Magazine – Spring 2003 – No. 165 – Ben Downing | No Label | VG

This listing is for The Paris Review, Spring 2003, Issue No. 165, in very good condition, with only minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review all photos for an accurate assessment of the item’s condition.

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This issue features Ben Downing’s essay on British travel writer Patrick Leigh Fermor, as well as fiction by Miranda July and William T. Vollmann, an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Jorie Graham, and contributions from leading voices in poetry and visual art.


INTERVIEW

  • Jorie Graham – The Art of Poetry LXXXV (p. 106)

FEATURES

  • Ben Downing – A Visit with Patrick Leigh Fermor (p. 134)

  • Paula Fox – After the Snow (p. 186)

  • Shusha Guppy – A Talk with Jonathan Miller (p. 244)

FICTION

  • Miranda July – Birthmark (p. 45)

  • Josip Novakovich – Sphere (p. 129)

  • William T. Vollmann – The Last Field Marshal (p. 213)

  • John Griesemer – The Isle of Dogs (p. 302)

ART & ILLUSTRATION

  • Cover Art by Tim Eitel – Krummung

  • Table of Contents Illustration by Tim Eitel – Pool, acrylic on canvas, 2002

  • Shahzia Sikander – Miniatures (p. 121)

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

POETRY
Contributors include:
A.R. Ammons, Billy Collins, W.S. Merwin, Marilyn Hacker, George Bradley, Nicholas Christopher, Mark Conway, Guy Goffette, Robin Magowan, Cate Marvin, Bruce Smith, Doug Goetsch, Jennifer Miletteo, Nina Shepard, Alan Michael Parker, Melanie Rehak, and many more.

Additional Information

  • Notes on Contributors – p. 333

  • Notice – p. 335

A well-rounded and beautifully curated edition, this issue is a highlight of The Paris Review's early 2000s catalog, offering readers a blend of literary tradition and bold contemporary voices.

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