The Rumpus Interview with Lorin Stein
When Lorin Stein took the helm at The Paris Review in April 2010, he was just the third editor in the magazine’s storied history.
...moreWhen Lorin Stein took the helm at The Paris Review in April 2010, he was just the third editor in the magazine’s storied history.
...moreOver at Hot Metal Bridge, Steve Gillies hits us with a podcast version of a Q&A with Lorin Stein.
Introduced by author Chuck Kinder, Lorin Stein talks with the book review editor of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and chats about Freedom and the future of the publishing industry.
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Bottles of infused vodka were upturned last night at Russian Samovar for the return of the FSG Reading Series. With Lydia Davis and David Means slated to read, the bar on the second floor was papered with poets, writers and confederates of the publishing industry.

It’s “Terry Southern Month” at The Paris Review Daily—the quarterly’s online “culture gazette,” the goal of which is to stay in touch with The Paris Review’s audience between print issues. Today, read an interview with Terry Southern from Issue 138.
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This week in New York The Future of Criticism with Lorin Stein and Maud Newton, John D’Agata and Thalia Field discuss the lyric essay, Alice Walker on activism, Salman Rushdie and Lee Bollinger discuss free speech in a globalized world, Mikael Kennedy shows his Polaroids at the Chelsea Hotel and Congress for Curious People symposium is held at Coney Island.