The Paris Review Magazine Summer-Fall 1962 No. 28 Ezra Pound No Label VG


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The Paris Review Magazine – Summer–Fall 1962, No. 28 “Ezra Pound” – No Label, VG

This is the Summer–Fall 1962 issue of The Paris Review, Number 28, prominently featuring The Art of Poetry V interview with Ezra Pound and The Art of Fiction XXVIII interview with Henry Miller. With original works by Samuel Beckett, Jorge Luis Borges, Ingeborg Bachmann, and a rich selection of poetry, artwork, and literary documents, this is a standout issue in the magazine’s history.

The magazine is in very good condition, with minor wear on the edges and no mailing label. It’s in great shape for its age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please see photos for a full condition assessment.

Contents include:

FICTION

  • Albert J. Guerard – The Lusts and Gratifications of Andrada

  • Samuel Beckett – from How It Is

  • Jorge Luis Borges – Funes the Memorious

  • Ingeborg Bachmann – Everything

INTERVIEWS

  • Ezra Pound – The Art of Poetry V

  • Henry Miller – The Art of Fiction XXVIII

DOCUMENTS

  • Ezra Pound – The Pisan Cantos, Page One: A Prison-Letter

  • Henry Miller – Planetary Conjunction – A Manuscript Page

PORTFOLIO

  • Gustav Seitz – Drawings and Sculptures

ARTICLES

  • Ezra Pound – An Autobiographical Outline

  • Hans Kinkel – The Sculptor Gustav Seitz

  • André Maurois – A Note on Jorge Luis Borges

CHRONICLE

  • Alfred Chester – In the Cold

POETRY

  • Ezra Pound – from Canto 115, Canto 116

  • David Ray – Two Farm Scenes

  • Christopher Logue – from A New English Version of Homer’s Iliad

  • Robert Patrick Dana – Meditations on a Woman’s Voice

  • William Meredith – To Bertholt Brecht

  • Steve Bronson – At the Corner Light. Oath

  • Donald Petersen – Paris Again

  • Donald Finkel – To Professor So-and-So

  • George Mackay Brown – The Sailor, the Old Woman, and the Girl

  • William Stafford – The Wanderer Awaiting Preferment

  • Patrick Bowles – Two Sonnets

Additional Details:

  • Cover by David Edwards

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

  • Contents Page by Sarah Plimpton

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