The Paris Review

S1E12 | Thunder, They Told Her (with Jamaica Kincaid, James Salter, Dick Cavett, Sadie Stein, Frederick Seidel, Robert Bly, and Caitlin Youngquist)

Feb 21, 2018

52:48

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Do You Remember the Pool Table?

02:06

The Last Episode of Season Two of the Pariserview Podcast

01:45

What Was Pam? What Was Molly?

01:44

Introduction

3min

For the One Train Dead - A New Yorker's Story

5min

St. Louis - A Place to Live and Play

2min

The Eye Is Not Me, the Eye Is We.

2min

The Eye Is We. We. Bangcock

4min

Do You Remember the Pool Table?

2min

How Old Is She Again?

3min

Do You Still Like to Tie Their Hands?

4min

Molly, You'd Like Her.

2min

10.

What Was Pam? What Was Molly?

2min

11.

You Can't Have Ecstasy Daily, She Said.

5min

12.

I Don't Believe in a Story

3min

13.

I Walked a Long Time, but It Would Take Me Years to Build a Bridge

3min

14.

What Have You Been Doing Lately?

3min

15.

The Sun Goes Out, if the Sun Goes Out, It Will Be Eight Minutes Before I Know It

5min

16.

The Dove Returns, It Found No Resting Place

3min

17.

The Paris Review Podcast - Part 1

3min

18.

The Last Episode of Season Two of the Pariserview Podcast

2min

The final episode of Season 1. Jamaica Kincaid in conversation and reading her short story WHAT I HAVE BEEN DOING LATELY; James Salter’s story BANGKOK read by Dick Cavett; Sadie Stein encounters a literary specter on the 1 Train; Frederick Seidel reads his poem THE END OF SUMMER; and Caitlin Youngquist reads Robert Bly’s CHORAL STANZA NUMBER ONE, which appeared in the very first issue of The Paris Review, in the Spring of 1953.

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