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THE PARIS MAGAZINE
In 1967 Shakespeare and Company published a literary magazine called The Paris Magazine which its founder and editor George Whitman referred to as 'The Poor Man’s Paris Review'—even though the contributors included Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Durrell, Jean-Paul Sartre and Marguerite Duras. Two more issues of what was meant to be a quarterly magazine followed, after long intervals, and we are now publishing a fourth.
George Whitman claimed in that first issue that he had made unlikely bed-fellows of his contributors. More than forty years later, and in keeping with that sentiment, this fourth edition is meant to be an intriguing and unfamiliar place for both its writers and readers—just like the bookshop itself.
THE PARIS MAGAZINE
In 1967 Shakespeare and Company published a literary magazine called The Paris Magazine which its founder and editor George Whitman referred to as 'The Poor Man’s Paris Review'—even though the contributors included Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Durrell, Jean-Paul Sartre and Marguerite Duras. Two more issues of what was meant to be a quarterly magazine followed, after long intervals, and we are now publishing a fourth.
George Whitman claimed in that first issue that he had made unlikely bed-fellows of his contributors. More than forty years later, and in keeping with that sentiment, this fourth edition is meant to be an intriguing and unfamiliar place for both its writers and readers—just like the bookshop itself.
