Frank: An International Journal of Contemporary Writing & Art

Only in Paris can you find Hemingway's gun and the story of the man who owned it since the late 40s, unearth the unpublished letters of Henry Miller, hear Jacques Cousteau's warnings for the next four billion years, and receive postcards from D.H. Lawrence and Aldous Huxley. In Paris you can talk to Edmund White about cross-culturalism, share the three-headed reflections of John Calder, chat with Diane Johnson after Le Divorce, ant scan William Klein's bold images. Come read the poems of C.K. Williams, Arthur Sze and Ellen Hinsey. Do limbo with Nancy Hutson. And discover lots of talent that you've never read before. In the great tradition of original literary publishing in Paris, comes Frank-a collection of the most exciting fiction poetry, and visual art from Paris and around the world.