The Paris Review Magazine Summer 2000 No. 155 Denis Johnson No Label VG


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The Paris Review Magazine – Summer 2000 – No. 155 – Denis Johnson | No Label | VG

This listing is for The Paris Review, Summer 2000, Issue No. 155, in very good condition with only minor edge wear. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review the photos carefully to assess condition.

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This richly packed issue features acclaimed fiction, poetry, art, and interviews, with contributions from internationally celebrated authors and artists. It includes an insightful feature by Denis Johnson on the literary journal Transition.

Interviews

  • T. Coraghessan Boyle – The Art of Fiction CLXI (p. 100)

  • Robert Giroux – The Art of Publishing III (p. 176)

Fiction

  • Ann Hood – Total Cave Darkness (p. 20)

  • Rachel Cantor – Minyan of One (p. 161)

  • Blánaid McKinney – About Letters About Love, Mostly (p. 124)

  • Marcel Möring – East Bergholt (p. 148)

Features

  • Denis Johnson – Come Conversazione: On Transition (p. 245)

  • Jonathan Schell – Hope (p. 256)

  • A Remembrance: Niccolò Tucci (p. 338)

Document

  • Answers to a Query: Maxwell Perkins on Thomas Wolfe (p. 192)

Art & Illustration

  • Stephen Hannock – Flooded River: Golden Launch at Dawn (p. 207)

  • Women of the Word: A Portfolio (p. 231)

  • Table of Contents Illustration by Allen Jones – From Islands, one of a set of six lithographs

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

Poetry
Contributors include:
Adrienne Rich, John Updike, Victor Hugo, Sarah Arvio, William Logan, Brooks Haxton, Christian Hawkey, Priscilla Becker, Sarah Gorham, James Cummins, Kenneth Rosen, Julia Kasdorf, Deborah Pease, Alan Michael Parker, Burton Raffel, Anthony Lacavaro, and many others. Multiple poets present with two or more contributions throughout the issue.

Additional Information

  • Notes on Contributors – p. 343

A beautifully curated edition of The Paris Review, this issue showcases a diverse and powerful array of voices in contemporary literature and art, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

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