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The Paris Review No. 61, Spring 1975

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Bernard Malamud on Mailer’s doppelganger, the morality of art, and the prison motif.

George Wickes recalls Natalie Barney.

Stories by M. F. Beal, David Evanier, and Giles Gordon. Poems by Richard Wilbur.

Table of Contents

Fiction

M. F. Beal, Space Time

David Evanier, Cancer of the Testicles

Giles Gordon, Two Chairs

Interview

Bernard Malamud, The Art of Fiction No. 52  Full Text

Poetry

Joe David Bellamy, 17-Year Cicadas

William Burtis, Acapulco Rubric

G. S. Sharat Chandra, Two Poems

Richard Eberhardt, Letter to Andrew Foster

David Fisher, The Teacher

Siv Cedering Fox, Peaches

David Ignatow, I Dream I Hurl a Spear . . .

Louis Jenkins, Two Poems

Adam LeFevre, The Difficult Birth of Mr. Walt Disney

Peter Payack, Four Poems

Lawrence Raab, Further Adventures of the Pipe

A. G. Sobin, Found Poem: Wind Fells Oklahoma's Ancient Chimney Rock

Albert Stainton, Two Poems

Mary Kathryn Stillwell, Three Poems

Richard Stull, My Folly

Peter Viereck, Two Tombwomb Poems

Richard Wilbur, Piccola Commedia

Feature

George Wickes, A Natalie Barney Garland

Art

Philip Pearlstein, A Portfolio

Michael John Weber, Risifebrile Fluminequine