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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 57
Spring 1974 |
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“I have told people I am a medieval historian when asked what I do. It freezes conversation. If one tells them one’s a poet, one gets these odd looks”: W. H. Auden on the Art of Poetry.
Stories by Edmundo Desnoes, Grace Paley, and Christina Stead. Poems by Richard Frost and W. S. Merwin. |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| W. H. Auden, The Art of Poetry No. 17 | | Christopher Isherwood, The Art of Fiction No. 49 |
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| FICTION |
| Edmundo Desnoes, An Adventure in the Tropics | | Grace Paley, The Little Girl | | Christina Stead, A View of the Homestead | | Paul West, Tan Salaam | | Joy Williams, A Story About Friends |
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| POETRY |
| Jack Anderson, Three Poems | | Gevorg Emin, Two Poems | | Richard Frost, The Tyger | | Cynthia Genser, Two Poems | | Geof Hewitt, Liquids | | Jill Hoffman, The Three Pigs | | David Ignatow, Three Poems | | David Kelly, Two Poems | | Greg Kuzma, Three Poems | | W. S. Merwin, A Miser | | Pablo Neruda, Six Poems | | Stephen Sossaman, The My Tho Laundry | | Ricardo da S.L. Sternberg, Song of a Crow, Dying | | Brian Swann, Two Poems | | Elena Wilkinson, After the Loss of a Limb |
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| ART |
| Red Grooms, Portfolio | | Peter Lobello, Cover |
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