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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 13
Summer 1956 |
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Wit v. wisecrack: Dorothy Parker on the Art of Fiction.
Jean Genet’s “A Thief’s Journal”: “My face is an oval, very pure; my nose is smashed, flattened by a punch in some forgotten fight. The look on my face is blasé, sad and warm, very serious.”
James Blake’s letters from prison.
Stories by Nadine Gordimer and Richard Yates. Poems by Richard Howard and James Wright. |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| Dorothy Parker, The Art of Fiction No. 13 |
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| FICTION |
| Nadine Gordimer, Face from Atlantis | | Anthony Whittier, Gull Pond is a Half-Mile Wide | | Richard Yates, A Wrestler With Sharks |
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| FEATURE |
| James Blake, Letters from an American Prisoner | | Blair Fuller, Text, Anita de Caro Portfolio | | Jean Genet, from A Thief's Journal |
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| POETRY |
| Nicolas L.M. Crome, Two Poems | | Barbara Deming, Oedipus Recalls Cythaera | | David Ferry, Two Poems | | Robert Greenwood, In a Cold Climate | | Richard Howard, Two Poems | | Herbert Morris, A Discipline of Zenith Deep as Life | | Richard O'Connell, Annunciation | | Robert Pack, An Idyll in Idleness | | Marvin Solomon, Belle Grove | | James Wright, The Assignation |
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| ART |
| Avigdor Arikha, Contents Illustration | | Anita de Caro, Portfolio | | Oliver Harrington, Illustrations | | Tom Keogh, Illustrations |
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