The Paris Review No. 16 Spring-Summer 1957
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Preview issue no. 16 at theparisreview.org. Truman Capote on recognizing a good story, overcoming a snake’s nest of no’s, and barracuda ethics. “It was like going back to the age of twelve, going fishing and all that”: Robert Penn Warren on early attempts at fiction, southern writers, and American history. A story by Junichiro Tanizaki. Poems by Donald Justice and Philip Levine.
The Paris Review No. 16 Spring-Summer 1957
$125.00
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Preview issue no. 16 at theparisreview.org. Truman Capote on recognizing a good story, overcoming a snake’s nest of no’s, and barracuda ethics. “It was like going back to the age of twelve, going fishing and all that”: Robert Penn Warren on early attempts at fiction, southern writers, and American history. A story by Junichiro Tanizaki. Poems by Donald Justice and Philip Levine.