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| No. 161: Spring 2002 |
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The Art of Translation: William Weaver argues with Italo Calvino, walks through Rome with Alberto Moravia, and goes to the opera with Frank O’Hara.
W. S. Merwin on Sir Thomas Wyatt.
Stories by Quentin Rowan, Jim Shepard, Wells Tower, and, from Russia, V. P’yetsukh. Poems by Edward Hirsch and Rachel Wetzsteon. |
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| No. 162: Summer 2002 |
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Evil with a capital E: Ian McEwan on the writing life.
“The Admonitory Hippopotamus”: A tale from Edward Gorey’s archive.
A radio play by Rick Moody. Stories by Aleksandar Hemon, Denis Johnson, and Mary Robinson. Poems by Vijay Seshadri and Stephen Edgar. |
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| No. 163: Fall 2002 |
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Philosophy, academia, Diogenes, collage, utopia, Mike Leigh, and the world “full of rhymes”: An interview with Guy Davenport.
“Yr letters are life preservers”: The correspondence of Ernest Hemingway and Ezra Pound.
Stories by Benjamin Anastas, John Haskell, and Nani Power. Poems by John Ashbery and Dan Chiasson. |
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| No. 164: Winter 2002-2003 |
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An Art of Fiction interview with Richard Powers.
“Murder at the Beau Rivage” by Michael Cunningham, Dave Eggers, Jonathan Franzen, James Lasdun, Nani Power, Joanna Scott, Julia Slavin, and Manil Suri: Eight distinguished writers collaborate on a serial crime story. Can you guess which writer wrote which section?
America in 1959: Italo Calvino’s Diaries.
Stories by Brian Evenson, Nell Freudenberger, and Shelley Jackson. Poems by Mohja Kahf, Kenneth Koch, and Kate Light. |
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