The Paris Review, a quarterly publication founded in 1953, has launched a blog. The introductory post by editor Lorin Stein can be found here.
Since its founding in 1953, The Paris Review has devoted itself to publishing “the good writers and good poets,” regardless of creed or school or name-recognition. In that time the Review has earned a reputation as the chief discoverer of what is newest and best in contemporary writing.
But a quarterly only comes out…well, you know. We have been looking for a way to keep in touch with our readers between issues, and to call attention to our favorite writers and artists in something close to real time. If the Review embodies a sensibility, this Daily will try, in a casual and haphazard and at times possibly frivolous way, to put that sensibility into words.
The Paris Review is calling its blog The Paris Review Daily. The homepage of the Daily can be found here.
The Paris Review, a quarterly publication founded in 1953, has launched a blog. The introductory post by editor Lorin Stein can be found 
