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The peculiarly virginal hero of Orlando innamorato and Orlando furioso. Love stories center on a problem—two people love each other, or one person loves another, and how are they going to get together? Sex is part of the solution, or usually is. There are, in literature, those strange cases where it isn’t. In the literature […]

Wim Wenders: 'When Paris, Texas won Cannes it was terrible', Wim Wenders

Forty-one False Starts: Essays on Artists and Writers: Malcolm, Janet, Frazier, Ian: 9780374534585: : Books

The Paris Review Vol. 12 No. 45 Winter 1968, George Plimpton, Bill Berkson, Richard Brautigan, Louis-Ferdinand Celine

Preview issue no. 233 at theparisreview.org. Margaret Jull Costa on the Art of Translation: “People often ask if I don’t yearn to write my own novels,

The Paris Review No. 233, Summer 2020

Megan Fernandes's “I Do Everything I'm Told,” Reviewed

Preview issue no. 40 at theparisreview.org. Epic literature, false poets, and why cabs are yellow: An interview with Jorge Luis Borges. “How old

The Paris Review No. 40 Winter-Spring 1967

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The Paris Review - Introducing “The Paris Review for Young Readers”

The Beautiful Fall: Fashion, Genius, and Glorious Excess in 1970s Paris: 9780316001854: Drake, Alicia: Books

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