1961-Summer-Fall Paris Review Literary Magazine Contents

26 -1961/Summer-Fall — Cover by Hans Beck, Frontispiece by William Pene du Bois, Contents page by Bee Dabney

FICTION:

“Miss Euayla is the Sweetest Thing” by Hughes Rudd

“The Mourner” by Cecil Dawkins

“Across the Line” by Georgia McKinley

INTERVIEWS:

Marianne Moore – The Art of Poetry IV

Ilya Ehrenburg – The Art of Fiction XXVI

RUSSIAN POETRY PORTFOLIO:
Boris Pasternak – Adapted by Robert Lowell

Anna Ahmatova – Translated by Richard Wilbur

Ossip Mandelstam – Marina Tsvetayeva – Andrei Vozneisenski — Translated by Rose Styron and Olga Carlisle

INVESTIGATION:

The First Day’s Interview by Norman Mailer

POETRY:

Three Poems by Malcolm Lowry

Two Poems by James Wright

“My Sad Captains” by Thom Gunn

“Dayley Island” by Frederick Seidel

“Night Notes on an Old Dream” by Philip Booth

“For Kate” by Charles Reynolds

Two Poems by W.S. Merwin

“Harald, etc.” byGeorge Mackay Brown

“The Wicked and Unfaithful Song of Marcel Duchamp to His Queen” by Paul Carroll