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The Bicycle Thief: Philip Gourevitch’s Paris Review
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Philip Gourevitch.
Philip Gourevitch is young, attractive, socially ambitious and successful. And it’s his job to make George Plimpton’s magazine remarkable again in an era that no longer produces George Plimptons. read more »
Infinite, Abject Apologies: Wallace Begins to Wear Thin
Marion Ettlinger
David Foster Wallace, anti-journalist, outstanding in his field.
Consider the Books Editor. read more »
Gourevitch Moves The Paris Review To Terra Tribeca
Sheelah Kolhatkar
Philip Gourevitch in the new downtown office of The Paris Review.
“We have a new office. The staff is pretty much entirely new. read more »
Power Punk: John Hodgman
McSweeney's with milk and cookies; host warms up city's icy literary tribe; Plimpton, Bloom figure p read more »
The Poverty Crisis
Since the economy slid into recession a couple of years ago, New Yorkers have read about high-flying read more »
The Last Gentleman
In those days, The Paris Review occupied a one-room ground floor office on the East River with a lio read more »
The Last Gentleman
On the morning of Friday, Sept. read more »
The Eight Day Week
Wednesday 20th They're 50! And they love it! They love it, they love it, they love it! read more »
Our Dinner With Jenna … Chelsea's R.V. Cowboy
Our Dinner With JennaMy friend Bill (not his real name) and I wanted to write a story about Jenna Ja read more »
Clinton's a Compartmentalizer-Are You?
It was summer 1996, and the writer George Plimpton was sitting opposite Bill Clinton on Air Force 1 read more »
An Oral History of George Plimpton: The Man Does Everything Rather Well
If Manhattan can be said to have a man of letters, few would argue with bestowing that title on Geor read more »
Glowing, Then Gossipy Talk: An Oral Fix on Truman Capote
Truman Capote , by George Plimpton. read more »
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