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The article examines the impact of the "The Paris Review" interview on how the author is being viewed by the reader and explores the editorial process preceding its publication which will offer insight into the position of the author. It focuses on the period between 1953 and 1973 when the periodical was edited and produced from Paris, France. It says that the "The Paris Review" interview seemed to provide readers' growing interest for insights into the personality of the period's leading writers. Moreover, it states that the motivations behind the periodical interview series were both artistic and commercial.

Focuses on literary publishing by foreigners in Paris, France as of 2003. Tradition of Anglophone publishing; Literary magazines which appeared in the 1910s through the 1930s; Appeal of the do-it-yourself publishing sector in Paris.

The article focuses on the long series of catalogues of seventeenth-century French painters published by the Réunion des Musées Nationaux in Paris, France. The publication presents as the catalogue of an exhibition shown in the Musée Fabre and the Musées de Strasbourg. It highlights the works of Sebastien Bourdon, including not only all his paintings, drawings and etchings in a single sequence, but also entries for all the works known only from prints made after them. It also illustrates extensive biographical chronology, where the main documentary evidence is marshalled together.