The New York Review of Books and The Paris Review: Announcing Our Summer Subscription Deal

Love to read but hate to choose? Starting today and through Labor Day, you really can have it all when you subscribe to both The Paris Review and The New York Review of Books for a combined price of $99. That’s one year of issues from both publications, as well as access to their entire digital archives—seventy years of The Paris Review and sixty years of The New York Review of Books—for $60 off the regular price! Ever since The Paris Review’s former managing editor Robert Silvers cofounded The New York Review of Books with Barbara Epstein, the two magazines have been closely aligned. So start your summer with an inspired pair, and you’ll have access to prose, poetry, interviews, criticism, and more from some of the most important writers of our time, including T. S. Eliot, Sigrid Nunez, James Baldwin, Toni Morrison, Joan Didion, and Jamaica Kincaid. Subscribe today and you’ll receive: —One year of The Paris Review (four issues). —One year of The New York Review of Books (twenty issues). —Full access to both the New York Review of Books and Paris Review digital archives—that’s sixty years of The New York Review of Books and seventy years of The Paris Review. If you already subscribe to The Paris Review, we’ve got good news: this deal will extend your current subscription, while your new subscription to The New York Review of Books will begin immediately. Canadian and international readers, this deal is available to you, too—for $109 and $139, respectively!