Fall Issue Launch: Readings from Issue no. 234
Join The Paris Review’s editor, Emily Nemens, for the Fall issue launch, featuring several contributors to no. 234. The program will include readings of poetry and prose from the issue:
Rabih Alameddine from his story “The July War”
Lydia Davis from her “Six Stories”
Emma Hine’s poems “Young Relics” and “Cassandra”
Eloghosa Osunde from her story “Good Boy”
This event is free. Registration required.
Rabih Alameddine has written five novels and a book of stories. His sixth novel, The Wrong End of the Telescope, will be published by Grove in Spring/Summer 2021. He divides his time between his bedroom and his living room.
Lydia Davis’s most recent collection of stories is Can’t and Won’t (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2014). Her translation of Proust’s Letters to His Neighbor appeared in 2017 from New Directions, and Essays One, her first collection of nonfiction, was published by FSG in 2019. She is currently preparing a second volume of essays and completing a translation of stories by the Dutch writer A. L. Snijders.
Emma Hine is the author of Stay Safe, which received the Kathryn A. Morton Prize and is forthcoming from Sarabande Books in January 2021. Her poems and essays have recently appeared in The Baffler, Colorado Review, Guernica, The Southern Review, and Poets & Writers, among other publications.
Eloghosa Osunde is a writer and multidisciplinary artist. She is the author of Vagabonds!, which will be published by Riverhead Books in 2021.
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This event will take place on Zoom.
This event will take place on Zoom.
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