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The Paris Review Magazine Winter 1992 No. 125 John Barth – Very Good Condition, No Label
This Winter 1992 issue of The Paris Review (No. 125) presents a compelling range of literary highlights, including a standout feature by postmodern master John Barth and theater-focused interviews with John Guare and Neil Simon. It's an essential addition to any serious literary collection.
The magazine is in very good condition with minor edge wear. The item shown is the exact copy you will receive and comes in a protective plastic sleeve. Please refer to the photos for detailed condition.
Contents of Issue No. 125 include:
Interviews
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John Guare – The Art of Theater IX (p. 69)
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Neil Simon – The Art of Theater X (p. 167)
Feature
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John Barth – Jack and Jill: An Exegetical Aria (p. 214)
Fiction
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Rick Bass – Platte River (p. 14)
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Dan Loone – Spinach (p. 134)
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Barry Lopez – The Interior of North Dakota (p. 104)
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Paul West – Time Retold by Marcel Proust (p. 244)
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Laura Yeager – How to Write a Story (p. 57)
Art
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Zoe Leonard – Preserved Head of a Bearded Woman, Musée Orfila (p. 128)
Poetry
Includes works by:
Jorge Luis Borges, John Hollander, Edward Hirsch, Andrew Hudgins, Mark Strand, James Laughlin, Charles Wright, Molly Bendall, Sarah Getty, T.R. Hummer, J.D. McClatchy, Maureen Seaton, Pam A. Parker, Geil Mazuy, Dick Barnes, Caroline Knott, Gary Mitchner, Robert Phillips, and many more
Also Includes:
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Notice (p. 296)
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Notes on Contributors (p. 306)
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Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois
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Cover by Alexis Rockman, Untitled, ink and watercolor on paper
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Table of Contents illustration by John Currin, The Moved Over Lady, 1991, oil on canvas
A distinctive issue blending literary innovation with theatrical insight—perfect for collectors, readers of postmodern fiction, and admirers of Barth or Borges.
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