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The Paris Review Magazine Winter 2000-2001 No. 157 Terry Quinn No Label

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The Paris Review Magazine – Winter 2000–2001 – No. 157 – Terry Quinn | No Label | Good Condition

This listing is for The Paris Review, Winter 2000–2001, Issue No. 157. The magazine is in good condition, with standard minor edge wear for its age. The item shown in the listing photos is exactly what you will receive. Please examine all images for condition confirmation.

Each magazine is shipped in a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.

This issue features a broad range of literary voices in fiction, poetry, essays, and art. A highlight is Terry Quinn’s touching feature Dear Bunny, Dear Volodya, as well as interviews with celebrated authors Julian Barnes and Beryl Bainbridge.

Interviews

  • Julian Barnes – The Art of Fiction CLXV (p. 74)

  • Beryl Bainbridge – The Art of Fiction CLXIV (p. 206)

Fiction

  • David Leavitt – Crossing St. Gotthard (p. 14)

  • Anne Enright – Pale Hands I Loved, Beside the Shalamar (p. 54)

  • Karl Iagnemma – On the Nature of Human Romantic Interaction (p. 266)

  • Julie Orringer – Note to Sixth-Grade Self (p. 305)

Features

  • Terry Quinn – Dear Bunny, Dear Volodya (p. 100)

  • Edmund White – The Flâneur (p. 306)

Art & Illustration

  • Nancy Friedemann – Maps, Fingerprints, Sequences (p. 103)

  • Cover Art by Nancy Friedemann

  • Table of Contents Illustration by Lesley Dill – Untitled, charcoal and photo on paper

  • Frontispiece by William Pène du Bois

Poetry
This issue includes an extensive lineup of poets, with contributions from:
W.S. Merwin, Timothy Liu, Carol Moldaw, Angie Estes, Christopher Bakken, Michael McFee, Patricia Roth, Robert Richman, Jenny Factor, James Richardson, Laurie Crist-Evans, Paul Kane, Elena Karina Byrne, Nicole Cuddaback, Lois Hirshkowitz, Mary Gannon, Carol Stevens Knarr, Patricia Ferrell, Gary Fincke, and many others.

Additional Information

  • Notice – p. 18

  • Notes on Contributors – p. 325

A substantial issue filled with emotionally resonant fiction, thought-provoking interviews, and visually engaging artwork—an excellent addition to any serious literary collection.

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