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Writers At Work: The Paris Review Interviews #6

Writers at Work: The Paris Review Interviews, 6th Series

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Paris Review 6th Series is the sixth of collection literary interviews published by The Paris Review (1985), edited by George Plimpton, and includes an introduction by Frank Kermode.

Interviews: Rebecca West; Stephen Spender; Tennessee Williams; Elizabeth Bishop; Bernard Malamud; William Goyen; Kurt Vonnegut, Jr; Nadine Gordimer; James Merrill; Gabriel García Márquez; Carlos Fuentes; John Gardner .

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First published August 6, 1985

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Frank Kermode

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Sir John Frank Kermode was a highly regarded British literary critic best known for his seminal critical work The Sense of an Ending: Studies in the Theory of Fiction, published in 1967 (revised 2003).

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My take-home interviews from Series Six of Writers at Work are - Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Carlos Fuentes, and our very own Nobel Laureate, Nadine Gordimer.
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