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Grimes at Singers. Photograph by Paul McAdory.
By Paul McAdory
Word had reached me early. Grimes, the impish thirty-eight-year-old Canadian musician and mother to three of Elon Musk’s fourteen children—who in 2018 changed her legal name f...
By Ryan Ruby
Whenever I find myself in London, the first thing I do is go to the London Review Bookshop, down the street from the British Museum in Bloomsbury. I ask a bookseller to take me to the basement floor and open the supply closet....
The author with his wife, Zhai Lisha, at the Longmen Grottoes near Luoyang, 1984. Courtesy of Yan Lianke.
By Yan Lianke
I was promoted to the rank of cadre in late 1982, with much fanfare. The next spring, I returned home in a blaze of gl...
By Asha Futterman
My mom got my sister and me The Invisible Princess from Target, which used to have good Black children’s books. Before writing this essay, I’d forgotten most of the story—a children’s fairy tale from 1998, written and ill...
Photograph courtesy of F. Keith Wahle.
By Joseph Grantham
When the poet F. Keith Wahle was first published in The Paris Review, he was working at the Cincinnati Public Library. He’d lived in Cincinnati for almost his whole life. A conscie...
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A quarterly literary magazine founded in 1953.
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