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The Paris Review No. 7 Fall-Winter 1954-1955
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“God is a character, a real and consistent being, or He is nothing”: An interview with Joyce Cary.
“She kept nodding her head and pursing her mouth as if withholding some vital information like that the walls were wired to explode”: An essay by Pati Hill.
Drawings by Picasso. Stories by Dino Buzzati, Evan S. Connell, and Mary Lee Settle. Poems by A. Alvarez and Adrienne Rich.
The Paris Review No. 6 Summer 1954
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“In fact it was one of the greatest successes in all modern Italian literature. . . There has never been anything like it”: Alberto Moravia, suffering from a horrible headache, explains his work.
A bohemian paradise in 1920s Paris: Nathan Asch recalls the Café du Dome.
Italo Calvino’s “Last Comes the Raven.”
The Paris Review No. 5 Spring 1954
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“Damn Dixie baby-talk” and Southern peanut farms: William Styron on the Art of Fiction.
Livres d’Or: Drawing from the bars and restaurants of Paris by Picasso, Toulouse Lautrec, Matisse, and Braque.
Molloy by Samuel Beckett.