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The Paris Review No. 108, Fall 1988

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An Art of Poetry interview with Anthony Hecht.

Edmund White on Schiller, finishing Gravity’s Rainbow, and theft v. homage.

Stories by Charles Baxter, Susan Chace, and Steven Millhauser. Poems by Primo Levi, Dennis O’Driscoll, and Mark Rudman.

Table of Contents

Fiction

Charles Baxter, Westland

Susan Chace, Stickup

Janet Kauffman, Obscene Gestures for Women

Steven Millhauser, Rain

Interview

Anthony Hecht, The Art of Poetry No. 40  Full Text

Edmund White, The Art of Fiction No. 105  Full Text

Poetry

Claribel Alegria, Three Poems

April Bernard, Boyaca is the land of liberty

Henri Cole, Two Poems

Alice Fulton, Two Poems

Brooks Haxton, Compline

Martha Hollander, Difficult Move

Primo Levi, For Adolf Eichmann

James McMichael, Seven Poems

Christopher Merrill, Words

Geoffrey O'Brien, Four Poems

Dennis O'Driscoll, Two Poems

Sharon Olds, Two Poems

Mark Rudman, The Shoebox

Jean Zimmerman, The Weather at Birthday

Feature

George Rylands, Recollections

Art

Lucas Samaras, Dot Drawings

Cindy Sherman, Untitled