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The Paris Review Magazine – Summer–Fall 1964, No. 32 “Jean Cocteau” – No Label
This Summer–Fall 1964 issue of The Paris Review, Number 32, features an iconic lineup of interviews, fiction, poetry, and art. Highlights include The Art of Fiction XXXIV interview with Jean Cocteau, a composite interview with Pablo Picasso, and The Art of Poetry VI with William Carlos Williams. With powerful poetry contributions and a sculpture portfolio by Kosta Alex, this issue captures a dynamic moment in 20th-century literary and visual arts.
The magazine is in good condition, with expected minor wear for its age. There is no mailing label affixed. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please review the photos to assess the condition.
Contents include:
INTERVIEWS
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Jean Cocteau – The Art of Fiction XXXIV
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William Fifield – Pablo Picasso — A Composite Interview
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William Carlos Williams – The Art of Poetry VI
FICTION
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Herbert Lobsenz – Pelican of the Wilderness
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Stanley Elkin – The Great Sandinsky
PORTFOLIO
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Kosta Alex – Eight Sculptures and an Interview
POETRY
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Larry Eigner – Monet’s Sunrise, Apr. 7 '64
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Louis Zukofsky – Catullus 70, 72, 73, 77
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Charles Olson – Two Sections from Maximus
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Lewis Meyers – Catacombs
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Robert Bly – Meditation on Olai and Pete Bly
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Theodore Holmes – Tourist Cabins in Winter
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Olga Marx – Passages from
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Renata Scheihla – The Odes of Pindar
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Lorine Niedecker – Art Center, Alcoholic Dream
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Harold Witt – You Must Say Good Bye
Additional Details:
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Cover and layout by The Paris Review, Paris
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Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois
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Contents page drawing by Nicolas Heim
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