Paris review

It’s very rare that an acclaimed literary magazine goes through as many style revolutions as The Paris Review has. The masthead has shape shifted from serif to sans and back again; its size has gone from pamphlet, to book, to magazine, to somewhere in-between. And alongside timeless contributions fr

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Attention poets, writers, artists, journalists, photographers, and other creative people: Online and print literary magazines are alive and well. Some make it easy to submit work—and they pay in cash.

“Of course, nothing complicates a love of books like the attempt to build a life around them.”

The handwriting of major artists, authors, composers, and historical figures, from Josephine Baker to Stephen Hawking.

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There is no shortage of sex and rock and roll in Hannah’s diaries, though most of it is viewed through the bleary eyes of a brutal hangover.

The Paris Review on Instagram: "Follow the link in our bio to read our Art of Fiction interview with Paula Fox in issue no. 170 (Summer 2004)."