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Fernando Pessoa’s Unselving
Pessoa in 1934. From Os Objectos de Fernando Pessoa | Fernando Pessoa’s Objects by Jerónimo Pizarro, Patricio Ferrari, and Antonio Cardiello. Courtesy of the Casa Fernando Pessoa and Dom Quixote. On...
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Degas’s Model Tells All
We’re away until January 3, but we’re reposting some of our favorite pieces from 2017. Enjoy your holiday! Edgar Degas, Sulking, ca. 1870, oil on canvas. Chrissakes, Pauline! No one would have been...
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Degas’s Model Tells All
Edgar Degas, Sulking, ca. 1870, oil on canvas. Chrissakes, Pauline! No one would have been more horrified than Edgar Degas at the thought of a model taking up the pen. Not a fan of working-class...
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Misplaced Logic: An Interview with Joanna Ruocco
Hilarious, possibly impervious, Joanna Ruocco is, of all the writers I know, the one who writes most purely in order to write—or so I’ve always imagined. I’ve long wanted to ask her about the...
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The Ascending Strings, and Other News
Augusta Savage presents a model of “The Harp” to Grover Whalen, the organizer of the World’s Fair. Photo: New York Public Library Are you tired of fellow feeling? Have you had it up to here with all...
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Being Seymour Glass
We’re away until January 3, but we’re reposting some of our favorite pieces from 2016. Enjoy your holiday! An illustration of Salinger’s “A Perfect Day for Bananafish” by Jonny Ruzzo, 2013. Why I...
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That Was Not a Very Nice Thing to Do, and Other News
From the cover of My Brilliant Friend. It’s possible you survived the whole weekend without hearing about the unmasking of Elena Ferrante, whose “true identity” (like those exist!) was revealed...
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Being Seymour Glass
Why I borrowed a name from Salinger. An illustration of Salinger’s “A Perfect Day for Bananafish” by Jonny Ruzzo, 2013. Ask someone who Seymour Glass is and they’ll tell you he’s a Salinger character:...
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Kill Thurber
Matthew Thurber is an artist living in Brooklyn. He is the author of the graphic novels 1-800-MICE, INFOMANIACS, and Art Comic, which is forthcoming next year. “Kill Thurber” appears in Kramers...
View Article“Lies Don’t Last with Age”: An Interview with John le Carré
At 92Y’s Unterberg Poetry Center, The Paris Review has copresented an occasional series of live conversations with writers—many of which have formed the foundations of interviews in the quarterly....
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Pulling a Rabbit Out of a Glass Hat
Richard Price and the evolving role of pseudonyms. From the cover of The Whites. Richard Price’s new novel, The Whites, isn’t by Richard Price, except that it is. It’s by Harry Brandt, Price’s...
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Degas’s Model Tells All
We’re away until January 3, but we’re reposting some of our favorite pieces from 2017. Enjoy your holiday! Edgar Degas, Sulking, ca. 1870, oil on canvas. Chrissakes, Pauline! No one would have been...
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Degas’s Model Tells All
Edgar Degas, Sulking, ca. 1870, oil on canvas. Chrissakes, Pauline! No one would have been more horrified than Edgar Degas at the thought of a model taking up the pen. Not a fan of working-class...
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Misplaced Logic: An Interview with Joanna Ruocco
Hilarious, possibly impervious, Joanna Ruocco is, of all the writers I know, the one who writes most purely in order to write—or so I’ve always imagined. I’ve long wanted to ask her about the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Ascending Strings, and Other News
Augusta Savage presents a model of “The Harp” to Grover Whalen, the organizer of the World’s Fair. Photo: New York Public Library Are you tired of fellow feeling? Have you had it up to here with all...
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Being Seymour Glass
We’re away until January 3, but we’re reposting some of our favorite pieces from 2016. Enjoy your holiday! An illustration of Salinger’s “A Perfect Day for Bananafish” by Jonny Ruzzo, 2013. Why I...
View ArticleClik here to view.
That Was Not a Very Nice Thing to Do, and Other News
From the cover of My Brilliant Friend.It’s possible you survived the whole weekend without hearing about the unmasking of Elena Ferrante, whose “true identity” (like those exist!) was revealed...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Being Seymour Glass
Why I borrowed a name from Salinger.An illustration of Salinger’s “A Perfect Day for Bananafish” by Jonny Ruzzo, 2013.Ask someone who Seymour Glass is and they’ll tell you he’s a Salinger character:...
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Kill Thurber
Matthew Thurber is an artist living in Brooklyn. He is the author of the graphic novels 1-800-MICE, INFOMANIACS, and Art Comic, which is forthcoming next year. “Kill Thurber” appears in Kramers...
View Article“Lies Don’t Last with Age”: An Interview with John le Carré
At 92Y’s Unterberg Poetry Center, The Paris Review has copresented an occasional series of live conversations with writers—many of which have formed the foundations of interviews in the quarterly....
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