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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 96
Summer 1985 |
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Elizabeth Hardwick on fiction as autobiography, Ibsen’s domestic mystery, and life with Robert Lowell.
Janet Flanner’s letters. Stories by Paul Auster, Tess Gallagher, and Rose Tremain. Poems by Rita Dove and James Schuyler. |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| Elizabeth Hardwick, The Art of Fiction No. 87 | | Rosamond Lehmann, The Art of Fiction No. 88 |
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| FICTION |
| Paul Auster, In the Country of Last Things | | Tess Gallagher, The Leper | | Rose Tremain, Will and Lou's Boy |
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| FEATURE |
| Natalia Danesi Murray, Janet Flanner: Letters to a Friend |
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| POETRY |
| Rita Dove, Three Poems | | Jaan Kaplinski, Three Poems | | Galway Kinnell, Four Poems | | Sharon Olds, Three Poems | | James Schuyler, A Few Days | | Jean Senac, Five Poems | | Stephen Spender, Stephen Spender's Revisions |
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| ART |
| Glen Baxter, It Was the Smallest Pizza They Had Ever Seen | | Philip Guston, Drawings | | Alex Katz, Cover |
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