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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 115
Summer 1990 |
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Iris Murdoch on the Communist Party, literary prototypes, religion without God, and the Art of Fiction.
An interview with Wallace Stegner: “I’ve never seen an Id—and I will run in another direction if I ever do!”
Stories by Padgett Powell , Paul West, and Marianne Wiggins. Poems by Alice Fulton, Ghalib, and Reynolds Price. |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| Iris Murdoch, The Art of Fiction No. 117 | | Wallace Stegner, The Art of Fiction No. 118 |
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| FICTION |
| Rick Bass, The Legend of Pig-Eye | | Emmanuel Carrere, Channel Crossings | | Padgett Powell, Mr. Irony, Mr. Irony Renounces Irony | | Paul West, from Portable People | | Marianne Wiggins, A Cup of Jo |
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| FEATURE |
| Lesley Blanch, Notes from the Wilder Shores | | W. S. Merwin, The Wake of the Blackfish: A Memoir of George Kirstein |
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| POETRY |
| Ghalib, Two Ghazals | | Tim Dlugos, G-9 | | Alice Fulton, Two Poems | | Andrew Klavan, The Pond | | Kenneth Koch, A Time Zone | | James Laughlin, Two Poems | | Elizabeth Macklin, There is Still Water; What Now | | Walter McDonald, Two Poems | | Kathleen Norris, A Prayer to Eve | | Oskar Pastior, 12 POEMPOEMS | | Reynolds Price, A Single Bed, a Backstreet in Venice. | | Yannis Ritsos, from Repetitions | | J. Allyn Rosser, Two Poems | | Robert Saxton, Two Poems | | Susan Wheeler, Lasting Influence | | Baron Wormser, Two Poems |
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| ART |
| Jessica Diamond, New Economic Shorthand | | Raymond Pettibon, Untitled | | Steve Wolfe, Cover |
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