The Paris Review Magazine – Spring–Summer 2001 – No. 158 – Rick Moody | No Label | VG
This listing is for The Paris Review, Spring–Summer 2001, Issue No. 158, in very good condition with only minor edge wear. The exact item shown in the photos is the one you will receive. Please refer to the pictures for condition reference.
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This issue features a double offering of The Art of Fiction interviews with acclaimed writers Rick Moody and Lorrie Moore, as well as compelling fiction, a seven-poet portfolio, thoughtful essays, and dynamic artwork.
INTERVIEWS
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Rick Moody – The Art of Fiction CLXVI (p. 202)
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Lorrie Moore – The Art of Fiction CLXVII (p. 56)
FICTION
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Suzanne Gardinier – Around Midnight (p. 231)
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Adam Johnson – The Canadanaut (p. 203)
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Ian McGuire – Ava Bolender’s (p. 81)
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Maile Meloy – Girlfriend (p. 174)
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Doug Trevor – So Much for Paradise (p. 110)
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Matthew Vollmer – How Glorious Are Thy Bounties (p. 176)
PORTFOLIO
Seven New Poets (p. 30)
Featuring: Monica Ferrell, Dave King, Jeremy Glazier, Thomas Healy, Richard Matthews, Bangi McNeil, Polly Rosenwaike
FEATURES
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Como Conversazione: The Essay (p. 136)
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The Man in the Back Row Has a Question VII (p. 266)
ART & ILLUSTRATION
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Julian Laverdiere – Six Drawings (p. 129)
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Nancy Friedemann – New Work (p. 265)
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Ryan McGinness – Mesna Soup (Cover)
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Table of Contents Illustration by Les Rogers – Melissa
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Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois
POETRY
Contributors include:
Agha Shahid Ali, Priscilla Becker, Eavan Boland, Breyten Breytenbach, Tom Disch, Patricia Ferrell, Andrew Hudgins, Kenneth Koch, Nicole Krauss, David Lehman, Joanie Mackowski, Cate Marvin, Joyce Carol Oates, Grace Schulman, Philip Schultz, Richard Marx Weinraub, and others.
Additional Information
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Notice – p. 16
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Notes on Contributors – p. 327
This issue is a standout entry in the Paris Review series, offering a balance of established voices and emerging talent, making it a valuable addition for readers and collectors alike.






