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Page 85 from Issue 1965-spring

which stand between science and science-fiction, are entirely 'foreign to Brodsky. ... Pasternak's-is almost entirely pre-Soviet. Between the aging titan and the youngest generation of Soviet poets ... from the name "Leningrad," calling his city by its older ...
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Introduction to Poetry

George L. Kline
science-fiction, are entirely 'foreign to Brodsky. Brodsky's is a private muse which exists ... and her best work-unlike Pasternak's-is almost entirely pre-Soviet. Between the aging titan ... "Leningrad," calling his city by its older names-"Petrograd," "St. ...
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Page 27 from Issue 132

York City. She also created Homage to Six Million I, which Lisle describes as "a massive black ... life alluring enough for fiction or film. Her work was rarely reproduced. Museums put her large ... lation art-all spheres in which Nevelson was a pioneer and driving force-omit her entirely, or relegate ...
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Page 244 from Issue 36

applying itself in entirely prescribed and convention­ governed ways, which is suddenly given a shove in ... that displaced energy. This, if you like, is history as physics in a fictional mode, and it comes very ... struggles." The lure of eventfulness, the city as rebus, history as physics-these three aspects of just ...
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Page 165 from Issue 17

apotheosis in Ada, where the entire universe has been re-imagined, including Space-Time. God is called ... hymnist's paradise," her delusions depict life in our modern cities (p. 21). A distorted version of ... fifty years later (Part Five) made into a horrific science fiction farce that clearly rehearses the ...
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From he Diary of Gene Mays

Richard Burgin
the fringes of artistic culture in the city, whom she invariably invested with more importance than ... he announced through his laughter. and before I knew it an entire circle of nitwits was toasting us ... holding court. Immediately, I was 77 Issue 81 page Richard Burgin Friday, March 1, 1991 Fiction Work Issue ...
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Page 27 from Issue 26

part of an infinite abstract curriculum. Fiction, a maga­ zine in tabloid format published three times ... city has its own variant, it will add immeasurably to our culture. Until then, it will survive as only ... of them together. However much the entire notion of the book is redefined, our parameters remain the ...
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A Letter from Rosario

Rosario Castellanos
Ricardo Guerra Mexico City My Dear Ricardo: This town is completely unrealistic, entirely improbable. The ... started turning, he was so 93 Issue 91 page Rosario Castellanos Saturday, October 1, 1994 Fiction ...
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Page 604 from Issue 28

Page 604 from Issue 28 where there is not a word of fiction. Therefore, I won't insist on ... a crime against our entire species. Getting food always involves great danger. Be­ cause of this we may ... lines wbere you (for the first time) link the history of Parisian mice with tbe history of the city of ...
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Page 591 from Issue 28

the maze of them transects the entire enormous city for miles, with breaks here and there. If we trace ... of the city. The years of famine, the floods, the fires, the destruction and rebuilding of entire ... which we would like to trace are lost. And these paths lead to neighboring city blocks, to houses; and ...

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