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“I really don’t see War and Peace as a great novel because it seems constantly to be trying to prove that nobody who was in the war knew what was going on”: An interview with Rebecca West.
“Longevity, gentlemen, is not an end. It is a prolongation”: Ernest Hemingway on the short story.
Stories by Raymond Carver, William Faulkner, William Gass, and Terry Southern. Poems by Amiri Baraka, Joe Brainard, Robert Creeley, X. J. Kennedy, Maxine Kumin, and Charles Tomlinson.
Jerry Bumpus, The Attack on San Clemente
Raymond Carver, Why Don't You Dance?
William Faulkner, The Werewolf
William Gass, Summer Bees
Terry Southern, Heavy Put-Away
Rebecca West, The Art of Fiction No. 65 Full Text
John Ashbery, Two Poems Full Text
Amiri Baraka, Pres Spoke in a Language
Michael Benedikt, St. Rafael's Lament
Joe Brainard, The Outer Banks
Tom Clark, Crisis on the Savannah Full Text
Robert Creeley, For John Duff
Donald Davie, At the Café Parnasse
James Dickey, The Lyric Beasts
Kenward Elmslie, August
Elaine Feinstein, from An England Sequence
Allen Grossman, Bow Spirit
Thom Gunn, Selves
Donald Hall, Illustration
John Hollander, All Our Poems of Death Are Juvenilia
Richard Howard, With a Potpourri from Down Under
X. J. Kennedy, The Death of Professor Backwards
Galway Kinnell, The Milk Bottle
Kenneth Koch, Best Wishes
Maxine Kumin, Going to Jerusalem
Denise Levertov, Sound of the Axe
Philip Levine, A Sign
John Logan, Medecine Bow
Christopher Logue, Urbanal
Robert Mezey, In the Fields of the Dead
Herbert Morris, Praise for the Second Daughter
Howard Moss, News from the Border
Joyce Carol Oates, Small Miracles
Ron Padgett, Poem
James Schuyler, The Payne Whitney Poems
Frederick Seidel, Flame Full Text
Anne Sexton, Admonitions to a Special Person
David Shapiro, To the Earth
Louis Simpson, Magritte Shaving
William Stafford, One of the Ways
Gerald Stern, June First
May Swenson, From a Daybook
Charles Tomlinson, Programme Note
Charles Wright, Laguna Blues
Joan Dillon, The Paris Review Sketchbook
William Pène du Bois, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Peter Duchin, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Elaine Dundy, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Blair Fuller, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Martha Gellhorn, Guerre de Plume
Ernest Hemingway, The Art of the Short Story
Pati Hill, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Laura (Riding) Jackson, Guerre de Plume
Archibald MacLeish, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Maggie Paley, The Paris Review Sketchbook
John Phillips, The Paris Review Sketchbook
George Plimpton, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Irwin Shaw, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Terry Southern, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Stephen Spender, Guerre de Plume
John P.C. Train, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Eugene Walter, The Paris Review Sketchbook
Alice Aycock, The First City of the Dead: The City of Doors (1914)
Carole Caroompas, The Songs She Sang to Herself and the Dreams of the Lady of the Castle Perilous
David Hockney, Drawings from the French Triple Bill
Sol LeWitt, Six Geometric Figures
Philip Smith, Simple Vase with New Background