The Paris Review (Issue No. 200, Spring 2012)

Name: The Paris Review (Issue No. 200, Spring 2012)
Author: Lorin Stein (Editor) and The Paris Review Foundation, Inc.

Lorin Stein (Editor) and The Paris Review Foundation, Inc.

Published by The Paris Review Foundation, Inc., New York, 2012

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A quality digest-sized magazine measuring 6-1/4" by 9-3/8" and containing 248 pages. Contents include: Fiction (Toast by Matt Sumell; Wings by Lorrie Moore; The Chair by David Means); Interviews (Terry Southern - The Art of Screenwriting No. 3; Bret Easton Ellis - The Art of Fiction No. 216); Poetry (Frederick Seidel, Maureen N. McLane, Rowan Ricardo Phillips, Adrienne Rich, Yusef Komunyakaa, Stephen Dunn, Susan Barbour, Nicanor Parra); Portfolio (Prabuddha Dasgupta curated by Geoff Dyer); Essays (The Princes: A Reconstruction by John Jeremiah Sullivan; El Camino Doloroso by David Searcy); Document (Prose Purple by Leanne Shapton and Ben Schott).

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Title: The Paris Review (Issue No. 200, Spring 2012)
Author: Lorin Stein (Editor) and The Paris Review Foundation, Inc.
Publisher: The Paris Review Foundation, Inc., New York
Publication year: 2012
Condition: As New
Binding: Soft cover
Edition: First Edition
Dimensions: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
Seller catalogs: Literature

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