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The Paris Review, Issue 254 , Winter 2025
- GenresEssays
224 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2025
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January 12, 2026
“Poems have a way of hearing the accusations that put the heart on trial.” The Art of Poetry 119 - Alice Oswald, “Dan” drawings ❤️ - Mieko Meguro
January 26, 2026
My first physical copy of the Paris Review and I'm satisfied with it. Standouts were Eve Babitz's journals (obviously); Eleutherius (which made me think about guilt & consequences, or lack thereof); [A-Z] (which made me relive the unique and acute horror that is teenage girldom); and the interview with Alice Oswald (which made me want to read more poetry).
Overall reading in a magazine format was fun, made me feel like maybe I'm reading in real-time the Salingers, Foster Wallaces, Roths of today. Looking forward to the subsequent issues.
Overall reading in a magazine format was fun, made me feel like maybe I'm reading in real-time the Salingers, Foster Wallaces, Roths of today. Looking forward to the subsequent issues.
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