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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 162
Summer 2002 |
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Evil with a capital E: Ian McEwan on the writing life.
“The Admonitory Hippopotamus”: A tale from Edward Gorey’s archive.
A radio play by Rick Moody. Stories by Aleksandar Hemon, Denis Johnson, and Mary Robinson. Poems by Vijay Seshadri and Stephen Edgar. |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| Louis Begley, The Art of Fiction No. 172 | | Ian McEwan, The Art of Fiction No. 173 |
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| FICTION |
| Peter Ho Davies, The Ends | | Aleksandar Hemon, Fatherland | | Denis Johnson, Train Dreams | | Nick McDonell, Twelve | | Mary Robison, Likely Lake |
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| FEATURE |
| Edward Gorey, The Admonitory Hippopotamus | | Edward Hoagland, Diaries | | Rick Moody, Alamo: A Radio Play |
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| POETRY |
| Laurence Alexander, Three Poems | | Rick Bass, Gold Hill, The Yaak, June 1998 | | Nathaniel Bellows, "Liberty Island" | | Alfred Corn, Two Poems | | Christopher Dunn, Nefertiti | | Stephen Edgar, Sun Pictorial | | Corey Marks, A Letter of Explanation | | Jacqueline Osherow, Ri'e Yazmin | | Kathleen Ossip, "Eight Rants" and Babyland | | Robert Phillips, Soliloquy of the Ethiopian Eunuch | | Melissa Range, Two Poems | | Stephen Sandy, Three Poems | | Vijay Seshadri, Two Poems | | Phillip Sterling, Three Poems | | Terry Stokes, Two Poems | | Corey Thrasher, Three Poems | | Robert Urquhart, Two Poems | | Sidney Wade, Four Poems |
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| ART |
| Karen Arm, Untitled |
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