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An American lit-mag in Paris, David Foster Wallace, and more... FEATURES Postcard from Paris: Frank Essay by Linda Lappin Frank, the longest-running Anglophone literary magazine in Paris, is a journal of contemporary art, literature, and culture offering a vibrant mix of perspectives from the Americas, Europe, and Africa. It keeps afloat through the ingenuity of its […]
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