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Paul Bowles in Antaeus: 1970-1994
About Anthology Works
Since 1928 until the present time, the short stories and poems of Paul Bowles have featured
in periodical books and magazines. Some of these were featured to promote a new Paul Bowles
book (such as 'Things Gone and Things Still Here', Rolling Stone, 1976) others were published
as individual works in their own right.
›editor's reference only
in 'Antaeus'
(Paul Bowles and Daniel Halpern's Magazine)
No. 1, 1970 - 'Afternoon with Antaeus' by Paul Bowles ›
and Jane Bowles, Lee Prosser
No. 2, Spring 1971: Untitled Poem:
First line: 'It was a long trip back.' and
Three Hekayas by Abdeslam Boulaich,
translated from the Moghrebi by Paul Bowles
No. 4, Winter 1971 - 'The Half-Brothers' (Larbi Layachi)
translated from the Moghrebi by Paul Bowles
No. 5, Spring 1972 - 'Early 1931: An excerpt from 'Without Stopping'
No. 6, Summer 1972: 'Bahloul' by Mohammed Mrabet
translated from the Moghrebi by Paul Bowles
'The Oblivion Seekers' by Isabelle Eberhardt
translated from the French by Paul Bowles
No. 8, Winter 1973: 'Jean Genet in Tangier' by Mohamed Choukri
translated from the Arabic by Paul Bowles and Choukri
No. 13, Spring/Summer 1974 - 'Mejdoub' and
'Letters to Paul Bowles' with many contributors
No. 15, Autumn 1974: 'Bashir Alive and Dead' by Mohamed Choukri
translated from the Arabic by Paul Bowles and Choukri
No. 16, Winter 1975 - Four Berber tales:
'The Sultan and the Woodcutter', 'The Ewe and the Vulture'
'The Moslem and the Jew' and 'A Dream'
translated from the French by Bowles
No. 20, Winter 1976 Bowles fiction›
No.21/22, Spring/Summer 1976:
'Istikhara, Anaya, Medagan, and the Medaganat'
No. 27, Autumn 1977: 'Three Scenes' by Jane Bowles and
