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GAY TALE, THE ART OF NONFICTN NO. 2
The summer issue of The Paris Review clus sight to the worlds of two natty drsers: Graydon Carter and Gay Tale. * gay talese paris review *
In orr to get to Gay Tale’s study you have to leave his Upper East Si town hoe and go down the elegantly curlg stairs, to another entrance, wh another set of keys, and down another flight of steps.
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“Gee was an era, ” said Gay Tale, gazg at the same East River view he’d scribed his own piece of party mythmakg, an Esquire ver story of the same vtage as the Life photo. An terview wh Gay Tale: “Nonfictn wrers are send-class cizens, the Ellis Island of lerature.
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2Interviewed by Katie RoipheView a mancript pageIn orr to get to Gay Tale’s study you have to leave his Upper East Si town hoe andgo down the elegantly curlg stairs, to another entrance, wh another set of keys, anddown another flight of steps. 189FictnKenh Calhoun, NightbloomgDamon Galgut, The GuardianBoualem Sansal, After Rach'elInterviewGay Tale, The Art of Nonfictn No.
GAY TALE, THE ART OF NONFICTN NO. 2
2PoetryCraig Arnold, Two PoemsStar Black, TwilJohn Casteen, Nocturne: RedactnBilly Colls, Returng the Pencil to Its TrayDana Lev, Three PoemsJohn Poch, Well to WterMichael Waters, Whe StorkMemoirTad Friend, You Give No Inspire to the Wound Woman Your First AidPhotographsLarry Sultan, HomelandDocumentGay Tale, Sketch for Thy Neighbor’s WifeJournalLiao Yiwu, Neteen DaysBlog Current Issue Interviews Archive Subscribe Store About. Watch the vio above to see a short clip of the film, which b Plimpton’s own narratn wh terviews om his fay and iends such as Peter Matthisen, Gay Tale, Robert F. Gore Vidal, Gay Tale, San Sontag, and Norman Mailer.
The Paris Review‘s Summer 2009 issue ntas an tertg terview wh Gay Tale, an acclaimed thor and journalist.