Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961, No. 26 featuring an illustration by Jacques Herold. Highlights include interviews with Marianne Moore and Ilya Ehrenburg, a portfolio of Russian poetry, and contributions from Norman Mailer and Malcolm Lowry.
The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 featuring Marianne Moore on the cover, highlighting the number 26 and showcasing an illustration.
Inside page of The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 with a subscription advertisement, showcasing the magazine's branding and design.
Page from The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 featuring a checklist of new Macmillan paperbacks, indicative of contemporary literary culture.
Inside illustration from The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26, displaying a scenic view of Paris, accompanying the magazine's layout.
Contents page of The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26, outlining featured articles including Russian poetry portfolio and interviews, exemplifying its literary significance.
Interior page from The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 featuring an excerpt from the fiction piece 'Miss Euayla is the Sweetest Thang' by Hughes Rudd.
Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 promoting travel to New York with a vintage illustration and details for United States Lines.
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Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961, No. 26 featuring an illustration by Jacques Herold. Highlights include interviews with Marianne Moore and Ilya Ehrenburg, a portfolio of Russian poetry, and contributions from Norman Mailer and Malcolm Lowry.The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 featuring Marianne Moore on the cover, highlighting the number 26 and showcasing an illustration.Inside page of The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 with a subscription advertisement, showcasing the magazine's branding and design.Page from The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 featuring a checklist of new Macmillan paperbacks, indicative of contemporary literary culture.Inside illustration from The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26, displaying a scenic view of Paris, accompanying the magazine's layout.Contents page of The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26, outlining featured articles including Russian poetry portfolio and interviews, exemplifying its literary significance.Interior page from The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 featuring an excerpt from the fiction piece 'Miss Euayla is the Sweetest Thang' by Hughes Rudd.Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 promoting travel to New York with a vintage illustration and details for United States Lines.

The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1961 No. 26 Marianne Moore No Label VG

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The Paris Review Magazine – Summer–Fall 1961, No. 26 “Marianne Moore” – No Label, VG

This is the Summer–Fall 1961 issue of The Paris Review, Number 26, highlighted by an in-depth interview with poet Marianne Moore (The Art of Poetry IV). This issue also features fiction, a major Russian poetry portfolio, and contributions from literary greats such as Norman Mailer, W. S. Merwin, and Malcolm Lowry.

The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear. There is no mailing label affixed. This item is in great shape for its age. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. Please review the photos for a detailed look at condition.

Contents include:

FICTION

  • Hughes Rudd – Miss Eucalyptus is the Sweetest Thang

  • Cecil Dawkins – The Mourner

  • Georgia McKinley – Across the Line

INTERVIEWS

  • Marianne Moore – The Art of Poetry IV

  • Ilya Ehrenburg – The Art of Fiction XXVI

RUSSIAN POETRY PORTFOLIO

  • Boris Pasternak – Adapted by Robert Lowell

  • Anna Ahmatova – Translated by Richard Wilbur

  • Ossip Mandelstam – Translated by [translator not listed]

  • Marina Tsvetayeva – Translated by Rose Styron and [co-translator not listed]

  • Andrei Voznesensky – Translated by Olga Carlisle

INVESTIGATION

  • Norman Mailer – The First Day’s Interview

POETRY

  • Malcolm Lowry – Three Poems

  • James Wright – Two Poems

  • Thom Gunn – My Sad Captains

  • Frederick Seidel – Degley Island

  • Philip Booth – Night Notes on an Old Dream

  • Charles Reynolds – For Kate

  • W. S. Merwin – Two Poems

  • George Mackay Brown – Harald, etc.

  • Paul Carroll – The Wicked and Unfaithful Song of Marcel Duchamp to His Queen

Additional Details:

  • Cover by Hans Beck

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

  • Contents Page by Bee Dabney

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