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The Paris Review No. 24, Summer-Fall 1960
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“Poetry is a way of taking life by the throat”: Robert Frost on the Art of Poetry.
Tangerines, blizzards, and Dr. Zhivago: An interview with Boris Pasternak.
Stories by Gina Berriault, Elizabeth Savage, and Thomas Whitbread. Poems by Christopher Middleton and X.J. Kennedy.
The Paris Review No. 23, Spring 1960
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“I’m all for sticking pins into Episcopal behinds, and that sort of thing”: Aldous Huxley on acid, Freud, and the Art of Fiction.A fictional journey at sea by Malcolm Lowry.
A story by Max Steele. Poems by Louis Simpson and William Stafford.
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