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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 56
Spring 1973 |
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“I think that other writers should do what they can do, and if they can spend—as one of my American girl students did—ten pages on the act of fellatio without embarrassing themselves, very good luck to them”: Anthony Burgess on the Art of Fiction.
Stories by Jane Bowles, Erica Jong, Phillip Lopate, and Georges Perec. Poems by Tom Clark, Robert Creeley, and Alice Notley. |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| Anthony Burgess, The Art of Fiction No. 48 |
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| FICTION |
| Jane Bowles, Emmy Moore's Journal | | Keith Cohen, Natural Settings | | Erica Jong, from The Country of Regrets | | Phillip Lopate, The Chamber Music Evening | | Georges Perec, Between Sleep and Waking | | Maurice Roche, Skol Nidre |
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| POETRY |
| Edwin Brock, Prototypes | | Tom Clark, At Malibu | | Jack Collom, 11-23-69 | | Robert Creeley, Days and Days | | Curtis Faville, Poem | | Joanne Kyger, Five Poems | | Lewis Macadams, Two Poems | | David Mokshi, Death Soup | | Alice Notley, Poem | | Anne Waldman, Lines |
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| ART |
| Mel Bochner, Cover | | George Schneeman, Book Covers |
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