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intentions in a foreword to the Review's twenty-fifth anni versary issue: Although it never ... published a manifesto, credo, or formal statement of editorial policy, what the Review stood for was always ... passion. The function of the Review was to express that new capability. Indeed, it was new. The writers who ...

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Film Noir (The Subplot); Requiem; Film Noir (The Loot)

Kevin Young

scientist stare Her quarrelsome hair Her Igor paramour And hidden lair. How did I get here 161 Issue 109 ...

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Page 724 from Issue 43

poetry editorship. The most popular features of Paris Review, and certainly the elements which most ... with poets), have been published in every issue. These Paris Review interviews have been collected in ... several volumes (four by mid-1977) and published by Viking Press. Paris Review has a circulation of 8,000 ...

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Page 160 from Issue 17

up." Ada, Nabokov's fifteenth novel, thirty-fifth book, and first new novel since Pale Fire ... York Times Book Review, © 1969 by The New York Times Company and reprinted by permission. 160 Issue 17 ...

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Page 264 from Issue 80

Publishers of books reviewed: Alfred A. Knopf 210 E. 50th St. New York, NY 10022 Harcourt Brace Jovanovich ... 111 Fifth Ave. New York, NY 10003 University of Chicago Press 5801 S. Ellis Ave. Chicago, IL 60637 264 ...

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Page 351 from Issue 43

Mountain Review, and there were other outlets-Yugen, Kulchur, Beatitude, J argon Books, San Francisco ... Review, etc.-but the former were the big guns, partly because they were consistently in the glare of ... eminences, including Jacques Barzun, John Ciardi, Norman Mailer, and Lional Trilling, who testified to the ...

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Page 208 from Issue 54

last report, the piece begun during the following conversation is tided... for the Fifth Time. At any ... rate, my 1979 review of Cage's Wake project appeared first in The New York Times Book Review ... poetry but its tributaries as well. It is not reviewed in poetry magazines; it is not anthologized or ...