The Paris Review, Volume 16, Number 64, Winter 1975




Gerard Malanga contributes “A Portfolio of Photographs of Writers Accompanied by Poems,” and on page 194, Malanga's photograph of William S. Burroughs is accompanied by a poem by David Ignatow.

Published in Flushing, New York, by The Paris Review, Winter 1975.

This copy was acquired from Third Mind Books (Ann Arbor, Michigan, US).

Bibliographic Information:

  • Goodman D.73
  • Not in Shoaf
  • Not in Schottlaender
  • Raven 19750100TPRE.16.65
Selected Contents:
  • William Pène du Bois: frontispiece
  • Mark di Suvero:
    • cover drawing
    • "Victor's Lament" (sculpture)
  • George A. Plimpton: 
    • "Notice" (editorial)
    • "Vali: A Portfolio" (introduction)
  • Thomas M. Disch: "The Joycelin Shrager Story" (prose)
  • Michael Barber and Kingsley Amis: "The Art of Fiction LIX: Kingsley Amis" (interview)
  • Fay Godwin: photograph of Kingsley Amis
  • Kingsley Amis: manuscript page reproduction
  • S. J. Sackett: "Survival" (poetry)
  • Mark Vinz: 
    • "Charter Line" (poetry)
    • "Keeping in Touch" (poetry)
  • Jane Kenyon: "At a Motel near O'Hare Airport" (poetry)
  • Douglas Crase:
    • "The Continent as the Letter M" (poetry)
    • "Otto Moser's Bar in Cleveland" (poetry)
  • Jonathan Holden: "Reading Lesson" (poetry)
  • Gene Frumkin: "Today's Lesson" (poetry)
  • Florence Cassen: "from Position Papers" (poetry)
  • Vicki Lindner: "Conversation" (prose)
  • Vali Meyers:
    • "Lady And Hare" (painting)
    • "Moby Dick" (painting)
    • "Wu Shu" (painting)
    • "Death in Port Jackson Hotel" (painting)
    • "Jezebel" (painting)
    • "Queen of Thorns" (painting)
    • "Tarantata" (painting)
    • "Rose Starling" (painting)
    • "A sketch for a painting in progress" (drawing)
    • "Doom Moon" (painting)
    • "Puttana" (painting)
    • "Pages from Vali's Diary" (diary)
  • Asher/Straus: "Between Two Walls" (prose)
  • M. Z. Ribalow: "Vampire" (poetry)
  • Virginia R. Terris: 
    • "Taking Myself in My Teeth" (poetry)
    • "Crazy Annie" (poetry)
  • Judith Mandelbaum: "Visitors in the House" (poetry)
  • Suzanne Ostro Zavrian: "Housewife" (poetry)
  • Kate Ellen Braverman:
    • "Classified Ad" (poetry)
    • "Job Interview" (poetry)
    • "White Out" (poetry)
  • Kristina McGrath: "You Should Call Elizabeth Nickel" (poetry)
  • Idria Baker McElveen: "Recollection of Traquillity [sic]" (poetry)
  • George Bogin: "The Haircut" (poetry)
  • Clark McCann: "Report from a Hanging in the Interior" (poetry)
  • Gerald Clarke and P. G. Wodehouse: "The Art of Fiction LX: P. G. Wodehouse" (interview)
  • P. G. Wodehouse: manuscript reproduction
  • Diane Vreuls: "On the Feast of Malcolm" (prose)
  • Barry Schechter: 
    • "The Little Hat" (poetry)
    • "Not a Clown" (poetry)
    • "The Chicken Who Was Not an Empiricist" (poetry)
    • "Profile" (poetry)]
  • Walter Knupfer: "A Special Occasion" (prose)
  • Adam LeFevre: "Ethics" (prose-poem)
  • Michael Benedikt: "The Criminal Animal" (prose)
  • Alan Ziegler: "Ties" (prose)
  • Graham Petrie: "The Locust Keeper" (prose)
  • Gerard Malanga: "A Portfolio of Photographs of Writers Accompanied by Poems":
    • "Edward Dahlberg" (with poem by Stephen Sandy)
    • "William Burroughs" (with poem by David Ignatow)
    • "Galway Kinnell and Daughter Maud" (with poem by William Matthews)
    • "Our Business Here Being Ayre" (with poem by Jonathan Williams)
    • "John Cage" (with poem by Charles Wright)
    • "Bill Knott" (with poem by James Tate)
  • Daniel Halpern: "Clams" (poetry)
  • Stuart Hriebert: "Submarine Poem" (poetry)
  • Richard Stall: "At a Certain Time of Life" (poetry)
  • Paul Hall: "Memory Aids" (poetry)
  • Helen Barolini: "Neruda vs. Sartre at the Sea" (prose)
  • Notes on Contributors
Publishing Information: 
  • Publisher: Sadruddin Aga Khan
  • Editors: George A. Plimpton, Blair Fuller
  • Managing Editor: Molly McKaughan
  • Poetry Editor: Michael Benedikt
  • Art Editor: Alexandra Anderson
  • Contributing Editor: Fayette B. Hickox
  • Paris Editor: Clement Biddle Wood
  • Rome Editor: Eugene Walter
  • Flushing Office: Lillian von Nickern
  • et al  

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