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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 40
Winter-Spring 1967 |
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Epic literature, false poets, and why cabs are yellow: An interview with Jorge Luis Borges.
“How old should they be before they smoke marijuana?” John Cage on how to improve the world.
Stories by Frank Conroy, Christina Stead, and M. E. White. Poems by Ted Hughes and Aram Saroyan. |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| Jorge Luis Borges, The Art of Fiction No. 39 |
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| FICTION |
| Frank Conroy, Please Don't Take My Sunshine Away | | Carolyn Gaiser, Differences | | Christina Stead, George | | M. E. White, A Summer Evening's Wake |
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| FEATURE |
| John Cage, Diary: How to Improve the World | | Luce Hoctin, Les Halles |
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| POETRY |
| John Ashbery, Two Poems | | Ted Berrigan, from The Sonnets | | Jon Cott, Swimming | | Kenward Elmslie, Two Poems | | Ted Greenwald, Bleep | | Ted Hughes, Two Poems | | Edward Kissam, Accident | | Aram Saroyan, from Works | | James Schuyler, Two Poems | | Lewis Warsh, Dreaming over a Page |
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| ART |
| Harold Chapman, Les Halles Photographs | | Karl Pfahler, Cover |
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