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What if the CIA, in its Cold War infancy, reached as far as one literary magazine--and went on to shape American literature as we know it? In Finks , Joel Whitney details the CIA's intimate ties to the arts, and delves into the murky history of The Paris Review.

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What if the CIA, in its Cold War infancy, reached as far as one literary magazine--and went on to shape American literature as we know it? In Finks , Joel Whitney details the CIA's intimate ties to the arts, and delves into the murky history of The Paris Review.
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JOEL WHITNEY's writing has appeared in The New York Times, The New Republic , The San Francisco Chronicle, The Baffler, New York Magazine, and The Sun , among others. His essays have twice been designated as Notable in Best American Essays, and he received a 2017 PEN/Nora Magid Award for Editing for his work on Guernica, which he co-founded. For his poetry, which has appeared in The Paris Review, The Nation, and Agni, he is a recipient of the Discovery Prize awarded by the 92nd Street Y and The Nation. He lives in Brooklyn, where he is at work on a novel.