"I dreamed that the milkman, the gas man, the newspaper vendor, the baker, and the plumber were all standing in a circle ...
His name is John Brooks Hamby, and he’s the vice chairman of the board of directors for the Colorado River’s largest single ...
If I am happy, it is because I drank coffee; if I am sad, it is because I drank too much coffee or not enough; if I have a ...
We are delighted to announce that Elijah Bailey will receive this year’s George Plimpton Prize and that Julien Columeau and ...
Gary Indiana in HIS NEW YORK APARTMENT, FEBRUARY 2002. Photograph by SYLVIA PLACHY.
What secret desires and resentments are tucked inside the people we love? A little girl’s diary, with its tiny lock and key, ...
Extracts from forthcoming books by William Stixrud and Ned Johnson, Joyce E. Chaplin, Helen Garner, and Barbara T. Smith.
Between the beginning and the end of civilization, the Parthenons and the pelting of stones, is the narrow corridor, the spit of land, where writing lives. After disillusion—but just after. And ...
The Winter issue of The Paris Review opens with “Camouflage,” a story by Adania Shibli, the first line of which nudges us, ominously, toward a much broader picture: “We have nothing to do with what’s ...
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