Paris Review Writer Interviews

[shamatha1]

Thanks to a grant from the NEA, the Paris Review is making their entire archive of writer interviews (300+) available (no money down) on their website. The schedule is one decade every month or so through July, starting in December with the 1950s (Durrell Eliot, Ellison, among many others), with the 1960s (Borges, Celine, Ginsberg, Kerouac, Burroughs, etc) scheduled for January 10.

Unfortunately, it looks as if the Paris Review doesn't have the web rights to some of their own interviews, like Hemingway and Faulkner, so it's not a complete collection, exactly.

Time to abuse the employer's printer.

See the archive <a href="http://www.parisreview.com/literature.php">here.</a>

[stilltrucking]

http://www.parisreview.com/literature.php

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Thanks for the link.

[singlemalt]

I just checked this out. The interviews are fantastic. Thanks for the info.

[shamatha1]

I was just poking around the site some more, and found they have a bunch audio of authors reading their own work, reading others work, and interviews. They've got about 5 interview with Hunter Thompson.


Funny stuff. http://www.theparisreview.com/audio.php/prmAlpha/U-Z

[lescaret]

Thanks for pointing out the audio stuff, Shamatha1.

[judih]

i'm extremely entranced with the whole thing
thanks so much!

judih

[Doreen Peri]

fabulous!

thank you for the links!

I'm going to go listen to kurt vonnegut now.

Rich content, throughout... i'm sure I'll spend quite a bit of time there perusing the offerings.