The Paris Review #28 Summer-Fall 1962 Henry Miller, Ezra Pound, Samuel Beckett

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The Paris Review no28. Summer-Fall 1962

The Buddhist monk who swallowed a canary: Henry Miller on the Art of Fiction.

Confucianism, fascism, and treason: An interview with Ezra Pound.

An essay by Alfred Chester.

Stories by Ingeborg Bachmann, Samuel Beckett, and Jorge Luis Borges.

Poems by Patrick Bowles, Donald Finkel, and William Meredith.

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The Paris Review no28. Summer-Fall 1962

The Buddhist monk who swallowed a canary: Henry Miller on the Art of Fiction.

Confucianism, fascism, and treason: An interview with Ezra Pound.

An essay by Alfred Chester.

Stories by Ingeborg Bachmann, Samuel Beckett, and Jorge Luis Borges.

Poems by Patrick Bowles, Donald Finkel, and William Meredith.

The Paris Review no28. Summer-Fall 1962

The Buddhist monk who swallowed a canary: Henry Miller on the Art of Fiction.

Confucianism, fascism, and treason: An interview with Ezra Pound.

An essay by Alfred Chester.

Stories by Ingeborg Bachmann, Samuel Beckett, and Jorge Luis Borges.

Poems by Patrick Bowles, Donald Finkel, and William Meredith.