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We’ll always have The Paris End

Culture July 15, 2024By Simone Maddison and Ariana Haghighi

We look forward to waking up starry-eyed on Thursday mornings, to becoming confused when we receive emails from both The Paris End and The Paris Review forevermore. We’ll always have The Paris End — or, at least, until the death of cultural criticism falls upon us all.

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Browsing: The Paris End

We’ll always have The Paris End

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