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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 73
Spring-Summer 1978 |
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“Suspense comes from making sure your algebra is right. Time is the only critic”: James M. Cain on the Art of Fiction.
Anthony Powell on gloomy Oxford days, Proust’s eroticism, and prosopography.
Stories by Barton Midwood, David Rieff, and Dallas Wiebe. Poems by Don Bogen and Ronald Wallace. |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| James M. Cain, The Art of Fiction No. 69 | | Anthony Powell, The Art of Fiction No. 68 |
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| FICTION |
| Helen Chasin, Marriage | | Barton Midwood, Suicide: A Meditation | | David Rieff, The Pleasures of the Text | | Anthony Valerio, The Skyjacker | | Dallas Wiebe, Night Flight to Stockholm |
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| POETRY |
| Don Bogen, A Postcard from St. Petersburg | | Phil Boiarski, Dziadek | | Michael Borich, The Girl | | Vic Coccimiglio, Conception | | Ronald Crowe, Inventory | | David Daskovsky, Pile of Ash | | Tom Disch, Three Poems | | Richard Grossman, Three Poems | | Lou Horvath, Two Poems | | Phyllis Janowitz, Luncheon at the Marshalls | | Paul Jenkins, Two Poems | | Peter Leight, The Business of Power | | Elizabeth Macklin, Brooding | | Pamela Miller, Two Poems | | Brenda Nasio, Two Poems | | Frederick L. Rusch, Elephant Poem | | R. Stephen Russell, Two Poems | | Sherod Santos, Two Poems | | Peter Serchuk, What the Amimals Said | | Susan Stewart, The Carnival at the End of the Parade | | Karen Swenson, Pockets | | F. Keith Wahle, Secrets | | Ronald Wallace, Two Poems | | Tom Weigel, Exile | | Frederic Will, Five Poems |
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| ART |
| Marc Eisenberg, Cover | | Robert Horvitz, Six Drawings | | Richard Prince, Selections from None |
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