“More books,” Haslett observes, “are always arriving.” Three years later, following Indiana’s passing in 2024, this ...
September 25, 2026 – “The dating app has engineered what one might call an Enneagrammatical system of bookish star signs.” ...
The first letter I sent to him was about a print that he’d made, which was in the archive—a Chagall-inspired Virgin Mary ...
September 22, 2026 – “In 2024, The Paris Review and BPI announced a partnership, through which a distinguished creative ...
Instead, theatergoers a hundred years ago were introduced to a new character: Captain Ahab’s evil younger brother, Derek. Yes ...
Lately, though, I have become fascinated by the so-called big bands on the SiriusXM station called ‘40s Junction.’ ” ...
Each week, The Paris Review unlocks stories, poems, and interviews from our archive for our readers. This week, to read alongside our inaugural Art of Oral History interview with Alexievich, we’ve ...
Across ten collections of poetry and prose, Dorothea Lasky has shown herself to be a writer of formidable range. One of her books is based on The Shining; another, about Sappho, is forthcoming. Memory ...
Richard Yates has a reputation for bleakness. But while the works for which he is best known—the novels Revolutionary Road (1961) and The Easter Parade (1976), as well as the story collection Eleven ...
the earth has jilted the sun.
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