I have been reading the Paris Review for as long as I can remember. Although it hasn’t cemented my credentials as an intellectual, I can honestly say that the publication has helped me to become more widely read. Every issue is a treasure map to aid in the discovery of artists, poets, novelists, and journalists that demand attention. Now the august journal has revamped its online presence with a new website and an archive of sixty-three years of amazing issues. Best of all, it’s possible to read every article and story for free. Check it out right here.
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