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There Was Beauty
By Jill Talbot
Listening for Ms. Lucille
By Aracelis GirmayNo one writes like Lucille Clifton.
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Arts & Culture
Quarantine Reads
By Matt Levin, Emma Garman, and OthersIn this new series, writers present the books they’re finally making time for and consider what it’s like to read them in these strange times.
Quarantine Reads
A Lost Dystopian Masterpiece
By Lucy ScholesThis lean, disquieting novel, now out-of-print, is reminiscent of the work of Ann Quin and Anna Kavan’s “Ice.”
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Re-Covered
Feminize Your Canon
By The Paris ReviewOur monthly column Feminize Your Canon explores the lives of underrated and underread female authors.
Feminize Your Canon
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Renee Gladman’s Sentence Structures
By The Paris ReviewRenee Gladman’s dense, looping drawings investigate her signal concerns: the limits of language, communication, and form.
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Eat Your Words
By Valerie StiversCooking up recipes drawn from the works of various writers.
Eat Your Words
The Paris Review Podcast Season 2
By The Paris Review and StitcherToni Morrison, Philip Roth, Jason Alexander, Charlotte Rampling, Danez Smith, Sarah Manguso, Salman Rushdie, Molly Ringwald, Jenny Slate, Devendra Banhart, and more
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The Juggler’s Wife
By Emily Hunt KivelThe situation in itself is not unique. There was a man who hated his job and wanted a new one. There was a man who was sick of his boring job and wanted an exciting job instead. This man was depressed, but he saw a way out. He thought this way out was a distantly Rilkean change of life. Not his whole life. Really, just his job. How he spent his days, occupied his mind, set goals long-term and short. The man wanted to embrace a buried part of himself, see the edges of his mind glimmer unde…
