Paris Review Editor Lorin Stein's Book Bag: Ann Beattie, Ken Kalfus, and Other Short Stories
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A Very Short Story by Lydia Davis — on a Bottle of Mouthwash - The New York Times
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THE PARIS REVIEW, NO. 16 | George A Plimpton, Donald Hall, Peter Matthiessen, Robert
The Paris Review Volume 22 Autumn-winter 1960 - Etsy
The Paris Review 20 (Autumn - Winter 1958 - 1959) - contains the first publication of Philip Roth's novella Goodbye, Columbus by Plimpton, George A., Peter Matthiessen, Donald Hall, Robert B. Silvers,
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The Paris Review 22 (Autumn - Winter 1959 - 1960) by et al Carolyn Kizer - Paperback - 1st edition - 1960 - from Philip Smith, Bookseller (SKU: M4196)
The Paris Review 21 (Spring-Summer 1959) by Plimpton, George A., Peter Matthiessen, Donald Hall, Robert B. Silvers, and Blair Fuller (eds.), T. S. Eliot (interview), Terry Southern, Alexander Trocchi, Ted Hughes, John
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Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 19
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The Paris Review Interviews: Vol. 3 by Philip Gourevitch – Canongate Books
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The Paris Review No. 19 Summer 1958
