The Paris Review

The Paris Review is a prestigious quarterly literary magazine founded in 1953, known for publishing high-quality fiction, poetry, and interviews with renowned authors. It aims to celebrate and promote literary talent, providing a platform for both established and emerging writers. The magazine's interviews are especially valued for their in-depth exploration of the creative process and insights into the writing life. With its commitment to literary excellence, The Paris Review has become an influential voice in the literary community, shaping conversations around literature and culture.