Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 featuring an abstract sketch of a face, highlighting interviews with Milan Kundera, Arthur Koestler, and Edna O'Brien.
Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92, displaying an artistic charcoal drawing and details about the contents including interviews and literary features.
Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 featuring an illustration of a Parisian landscape and details about the distributor.
Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 showcasing the contents list including interviews and fiction contributors.
Interior page from The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 featuring the text of 'The Leather Man' by E. L. Doctorow.
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Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 featuring an abstract sketch of a face, highlighting interviews with Milan Kundera, Arthur Koestler, and Edna O'Brien.Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92, displaying an artistic charcoal drawing and details about the contents including interviews and literary features.Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 featuring an illustration of a Parisian landscape and details about the distributor.Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 showcasing the contents list including interviews and fiction contributors.Interior page from The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 featuring the text of 'The Leather Man' by E. L. Doctorow.Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 displaying information about the book 'D.V.' by Diana Vreeland.

The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 Cynthia Koestler No Label VG

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The Paris Review Magazine Summer 1984 No. 92 Cynthia Koestler – Very Good Condition, No Label

This is The Paris Review No. 92, Summer 1984 edition, featuring three exceptional interviews with literary giants Arthur Koestler, Milan Kundera, and Edna O’Brien, as well as a deeply personal memoir by Cynthia Koestler. This issue also includes a robust selection of fiction, poetry, artwork, and a Translation Supplement showcasing major European poets.

The item is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges. The magazine shown in the listing photos is the exact copy you will receive, and it comes with a plastic protective covering. Please refer to the photos for a full view of condition.

Contents of Issue No. 92 include:

Interviews

  • Arthur Koestler – The Art of Fiction LXXX (p. 182)

  • Milan Kundera – The Art of Fiction LXXXI (p. 106)

  • Edna O'Brien – The Art of Fiction LXXXII (p. 22)

Feature

  • Cynthia Koestler – A Memoir: from Stranger on the Square (p. 202)

Fiction

  • Linda Ashour – Stories I’d Rather Not Tell (p. 60)

  • Michael Brownstein – Lorenzo’s Collection (p. 71)

  • E. L. Doctorow – The Leather Man (p. 12)

  • Janet Kauffman – The Easter We Lived in Detroit (p. 173)

  • Ron Padgett – Monsieur Jim (p. 102) and My Room (p. 104)

Art

  • Louise Bourgeois – Drawings from the 1950s (p. 51)

  • Mark Kostabi – There Is Only One Clique and You Are the Only One (p. 95)

Poetry

  • Philip Levine – A Poem With No Ending (p. 80)

Translation Supplement

  • Ingeborg Bachmann – Ten Poems (p. 124)

  • Yves Bonnefoy – The Clouds (p. 132)

  • Dino Campana – On the Night (p. 136)

  • Eugenio Montale – Clizia Poems (p. 145)

  • Claude Mouchard – The Black Animal Dependency (p. 164)

Additional Features

  • Notes on Contributors (p. 228)

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

  • Cover by Susan Rothenberg, Mondrian, 1984, charcoal on paper

  • Table of Contents illustration by Doug Lindsay, No Painting, 1984, oil on paper

Editorial Note:
Mona Simpson, Senior Editor of The Paris Review, was awarded a Kellogg Foundation Fellowship for fiction writing—a notable milestone featured in this issue.

An excellent and well-preserved volume for collectors of postmodern literature, translation, and contemporary art.

Combined shipping is available upon request.

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