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Paris Review Audio

The Paris Review Sessions: Salon's latest collaboration with the legendary journal includes exclusive recordings of J.D. McClatchy, Marilyn Hacker, Sarah Arvio and others.; Nov 18, 2002
"Pictures of Friuli": Listen to a poem by Pier Paolo Pasolini, in a new translation by Peter Borten and in the original Italian, read by Pietro Greppi.; Nov 12, 2001
The Paris Review: Three young writers from issue No. 159 read from their work.; Nov 2, 2001
The Paris Review: More new writers: Part 2 of the recording sessions for the journal's latest issue features writers Matthew Vollmer, Tom Healy and Richard Matthews.; Jun 25, 2001
The Paris Review: New Writers Issue: Salon Audio presents three new writers published in the latest issue of the review: Monica Ferrell, Nicole Krauss and Patricia Ferrell.; Jun 21, 2001
The Paris Review sessions, Part 3: Galway Kinnell and Charlie Smith read poems published in the Review, concluding our celebration of National Poetry Month.; Apr 30, 2001
The Paris Review sessions, Part 2: More lunchtime recordings: Rachel Wetzsteon, David Yezzi and Max Winter read from their work.; Apr 27, 2001
The Paris Review sessions: Poets Matthea Harvey, Agha Shahid Ali and Daniel Kunitz read from their work in celebration of National Poetry Month.; Apr 26, 2001
Heroin sheik: In celebration of National Poetry Month, musician and "Basketball Diaries" author Jim Carroll reads poems published in the Paris Review.; Apr 23, 2001
Peevish Plimpton: A veterinarian and pet advice columnist disappears in George Plimpton's quirky mystery "Pet Peeves."; Read by George Plimpton Jan 8, 2001
E.L. Doctorow: The author tells George Plimpton about the trouble he has writing absence notes for his daughter and argues that it isn't necessary to go to war to become a writer.; Interview by George Plimpton Dec 19, 2000
Hunter S. Thompson, Part 2: More from the interview with the gonzo journalist about the origin of "Fear and Loathing" and other topics.; Interviewed by the Paris Review Dec 11, 2000
Le Carré the spy: The author talks about working in the "secret world" during the Cold War and why he's a total bore.; Interview by George Plimpton Dec 8, 2000
How are you, Mr. Blue?: Garrison Keillor talks about his method of writing and the genesis of his tales of Lake Wobegon.; Interview by George Plimpton Dec 7, 2000
"Total Cave Darkness": In this Paris Review story, an alcoholic woman runs away with a Protestant minister.; Read by Ann Hood Dec 6, 2000
Hunter S. Thompson: In this rare interview, the psychedelic writer talks about Vietnam and the death of the American dream.; Interview by the Paris Review Dec 5, 2000
Priscilla Becker: The poet and schoolteacher reads about the harsh reality in childhood drawings and offers "a translation from English to English."; Read by Priscilla Becker Dec 5, 2000

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