Advertisement

The Review

The Paris Review No. 192

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.

Purchase This Issue