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THE PARIS REVIEW No. 189
Summer 2009 |
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An interview with Gay Talese: “Nonfiction writers are second-class citizens, the Ellis Island of literature. We just can't quite get in. And yes, it pisses me off.” A novella by Damon Galgut: “The stranger who has taken up residence in her, somebody dark and reckless that he doesn't trust, is still biding her time.” Liao Yiwu marks the twentieth anniversary of Tiananmen Square. Tad Friend on love among WASPs. New stories by Boualem Sansal and Kenneth Calhoun. Photos by Larry Sultan, and poetry from Billy Collins, Craig Arnold, and Dana Levin. |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| INTERVIEW |
| Gay Talese, The Art of Nonfiction No. 2 |
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| FICTION |
| Kenneth Calhoun, Nightblooming | | Damon Galgut, The Guardian | | Boualem Sansal, After Rach'el |
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| DOCUMENT |
| Gay Talese, Sketches for Thy Neighbor’s Wife |
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| JOURNAL |
| Liao Yiwu, Nineteen Days |
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| MEMOIR |
| Tad Friend, You Give No Inspire to the Wounded Woman in Your First Aid |
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| POETRY |
| Craig Arnold, Two Poems | | Star Black, Twilit | | John Casteen, Nocturne: Redaction | | Billy Collins, Returning the Pencil to Its Tray | | Dana Levin, Three Poems | | John Poch, Well into Winter | | Michael Waters, White Stork |
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| PHOTOGRAPHS |
| Larry Sultan, Homeland |
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