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The Paris Review no. 237, Summer 2021

Includes a story about the mathematics of love, translated from the Arabic; poetry contemplating the submerged connections between penicillin and the climate crisis; as well as a meditation on tennis and bereavement.

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The Paris Review no. 237, Summer 2021
$30.00

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Ink, paper

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Arundhati Roy, Vladimir Nabokov, Ada Limón

The Paris Review no. 237, Summer 2021

Includes a story about the mathematics of love, translated from the Arabic; poetry contemplating the submerged connections between penicillin and the climate crisis; as well as a meditation on tennis and bereavement.

Elizabeth Ibarra, Male Dancer (Sunday Finding), 2019, pine needles, tree bark, and branch, 12 x 17 x 4” (left); Elizabeth Ibarra, Untitled, 2019, pigment block, graphite, and wax pastel on paper, (right) © Elizabeth Ibarra, courtesy of Simchowitz Gallery

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Image credit

Elizabeth Ibarra, Male Dancer (Sunday Finding), 2019, pine needles, tree bark, and branch, 12 x 17 x 4” (left); Elizabeth Ibarra, Untitled, 2019, pigment block, graphite, and wax pastel on paper, 11 x 8” (right) © Elizabeth Ibarra, courtesy of Simchowitz Gallery

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