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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 116
Fall 1990 |
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“For centuries under slavery, the smile or the grimace on a white man’s face could inform a black person: ‘You’re about to be sold, or flogged.’ So we have studied the white American where the white American has not been obliged to study us”: An interview with Maya Angelou.
Mario Vargas Llosa on the Art of Fiction.
A radio interview with Gertrude Stein.
Stories by Georges Perec and Mona Simpson. Poems by August Kleinzahler, Geoffrey O’Brien, and Luc Sante . |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| Maya Angelou, The Art of Fiction No. 119 | | Mario Vargas Llosa, The Art of Fiction No. 120 |
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| FICTION |
| Ian McMillan, from Orbit of Darkness | | Bradford Morrow, A Bestiary | | Georges Perec, from A Man Asleep | | Mona Simpson, I Am Here to Tell You It Can Be Done |
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| FEATURE |
| Seymour Lawrence, Adventures with J. P. Donleavy, or How I Lost My Job and Made My Way to Greater Glory | | Gertrude Stein, A Radio Interview |
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| POETRY |
| John Ashbery, Two Poems | | Attilio Bertolucci, Three Poems | | David Bottoms, Three Poems | | Catherine Bowman, Two Poems | | Michael Burkard, But Beautiful | | Paul Celan, Two Poems | | Maxine Chernoff, Two Poems | | Billy Collins, Going Out for Cigarettes | | Martin Edmunds, Bella Roma | | Ian Ganassi, Primary Process | | Suzanne Gardinier, Citizens | | August Kleinzahler, Rubble | | Hilda Morley, The Barter | | Geoffrey O'Brien, Haruspex | | Linda Pastan, 1932 | | James Poolos, To Sleep | | Alberto Rios, Mr. Luna and History | | Len Roberts, More Walnuts, Late October | | Luc Sante, Autobiography | | D. P. Skrief, Opened Views | | Arthur Sze, Streamers | | Alexander Thorburn, The Beach |
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| ART |
| K.O.S., Studies for Amerika: For the People of Bathgate | | Peter Halley, Contents Page: Untitled | | Roni Horn, Cover: Thicket No. 2 | | Tim Rollins, Studies for Amerika: For the People of Bathgate |
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