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The Paris Review No. 192, Spring 2010
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An interview with John McPhee:
“There are zillions of ideas out there—they stream by like neutrons.”
Ray Bradbury on the art of fiction.
A memoir of a boyhood in a Siberian criminal community.
Poetry from Charles Simic, Linda Pastan, and Deborah Landau.
New stories by Karl Taro Greenfeld, J. Robert Lennon, and new writer Belle Boggs.
Plus William Dalrymple encounters a warrior monk; photographs by G. M. B. Akash and Adrian Clarke; and more.
Table of Contents
Fiction
Belle Boggs, Imperial Chrysanthemum
Karl Taro Greenfeld, Thirst
J. Robert Lennon, The Impossible Man Full Text
Interview
Ray Bradbury, The Art of Fiction No. 203 Full Text
John McPhee, The Art of Nonfiction No. 3 Full Text
Poetry
Sarah Cohen, The Invisible Hand
Chloe Honum, Fever
Deborah Landau, Dear Someone Full Text
Patrick Mackie, Five Poems
Alexander Nemser, The Encyclopedia of the Dead
Linda Pastan, Eve on Her Deathbed Full Text
J. Allyn Rosser, Sore Ga, Doshita
Memoir
Photographs
G. M. B. Akash, Nothing To Hold On To
Encounter
William Dalrymple, The Monk's Tale Full Text
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