Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 featuring a minimalist design with geometric shapes and titles including interviews with William Kennedy and Josef Škvorecky.
Spine view of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 showcasing its title and highlights including Bernard Malamud and Robert Pinsky in a clean layout.
Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 displaying the publication's logo and address information.
Inside page of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 featuring the frontispiece by William Pène du Bois and the table of contents including interviews and literary works.
Page of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 showcasing the story 'The Elevator' by Bernard Malamud, highlighting the beginning of the narrative.
Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 featuring an advertisement for Books & Co. in New York City, including a quote from Gustave Flaubert.
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Cover of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 featuring a minimalist design with geometric shapes and titles including interviews with William Kennedy and Josef Škvorecky.Spine view of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 showcasing its title and highlights including Bernard Malamud and Robert Pinsky in a clean layout.Interior page of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 displaying the publication's logo and address information.Inside page of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 featuring the frontispiece by William Pène du Bois and the table of contents including interviews and literary works.Page of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 showcasing the story 'The Elevator' by Bernard Malamud, highlighting the beginning of the narrative.Back cover of The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 featuring an advertisement for Books & Co. in New York City, including a quote from Gustave Flaubert.

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The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1989 No. 112 Michael Meyer – Very Good Condition, No Label

Issue No. 112 of The Paris Review (Winter 1989) features two compelling interviews with William Kennedy and Czech-Canadian novelist Josef Škvorecký, alongside a memorable literary memoir from Michael Meyer, A Long Game of Scrabble: A Memoir of Graham Greene. Fiction highlights include work from Bernard Malamud, Amor Towles, and Nicholas Delbanco, as well as a strong selection of poetry from established and emerging voices.

The item is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges. The magazine shown is the exact copy you will receive. It is stored in a plastic protective covering for preservation. Please refer to the photos for detailed condition.

Contents of Issue No. 112 include:

Interviews

  • William Kennedy – The Art of Fiction CXI (p. 34)

  • Josef Škvorecký – The Art of Fiction CXIII (p. 116)

Feature

  • Michael Meyer – A Long Game of Scrabble: A Memoir of Graham Greene (p. 229)

Fiction

  • Nicholas Delbanco – The Writers’ Trade (p. 160)

  • Karen Lutuchie – The Nature of Some Things (p. 78)

  • Bernard Malamud – The Elevator (p. 14)

  • François Maspéro – Who’s Never Heard of Circus Trots? (p. 60)

  • Amor Towles – The Temptations of the Pleasure (p. 194)

Art

  • Martin Kippenberger – Untitled (p. 105)

Poetry
Featuring work by:

  • David Bottoms, George Bradley, Karen Fish, Amy Gerstler, Albert Goldbarth, Wayne Koestenbaum, David Lehman, Les A. Murray, Cynthia Nadelman, Molly Peacock, Georges Perec, Robert Pinsky, Barbara Wuest

Additional Features

  • Notes on Contributors (p. 251)

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

  • Cover by Robert Marigold, Four Color Frame Painting #16, 1985 – acrylic, black pencil on four canvases

  • Table of Contents illustration by Steve Wolfe, Untitled (Remarks on Colour), 1989 – oil and silkscreen on wood

A well-rounded and international issue, featuring literary memoir, modern fiction, and award-winning poetry—ideal for readers and collectors with an interest in global literature and author perspectives.

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