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Page 516 from Issue 28

assorted "bird" information is brought in. Searching for inspiration, the narrator comes ... point of a young adult who is faced with the complexity of life and looks back at her rather protracted ... work opens with a list of three reasons for the gloomy mood of the narrator. The first two are quite ...
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Page 152 from Issue 20

making the neo-Nazi leader, Zizendorf, a first-person narrator, Hawkes has in­ cluded what is effectively ... Page 152 from Issue 20 helplessness when engorged by an adult's obsession, but also the ... in near total decline, while literature is impossible-a fact registered by the devastated newspaper ...
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Page 251 from Issue 124

that obscure their similarity to what most sexually active adults themselves routinely do---come to ... age of consent. In other words, these laws prohibited not a sexual activity in itself but a sexual ... would consider wrong regardless of whether the person in question was homosexual or not. Finally, at the ...
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Page 12 from Issue 49

Fall 1980
certain that the same sort of thing was operating when the first magazine to put technology fiction on the ... may have been the first to publish little inserted "fictions" that, still centered ... a travelogue through the marvels of the coming age. These were in a sense rather modest marvels based only, and ...
Interview

Interview with Kristine Langley Mahler

Mandana Chaffa
Kristine Langley Mahler
2022, and another two books on the horizon. A classic coming-of-age memoir, Curing Season employs ... 2024—Kristine Langley Mahler has overseen the fruition of many fiction, flash fiction, hybrid and nonfiction ... books. She’s also a talented writer, with her first collection, Curing Season: Artifacts, published in ...
Interview

Slacker Fabulists: A Conversation with Jeremy T. Wilson and Josh Denslow

Jeremy T. Wilson
Josh Denslow
coming to Chicago to read. We met in person and discovered we had a lot in common. Our short story ... As a kid, his position stands in contrast to the more jaded views of the adults. What is it about ... drawn to that juxtaposition of how a child views the world as opposed to an adult. I think the older you ...
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Page from Issue 9

Eastern European literature GEORGE GOMOR! fiction •, TIBOR DERY 21 The Portuguese princess JACEK BOCHENSKI ... 123 "Ivona" has come of age commentary • • SANDOR WEORES 59 Conversations: an ... Page from Issue 9 CONTENTS... introduction •• • • 9 Literature deprophetized: New trends in ...
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Page 41 from Issue vol2-no3

the days when the Republic was young. With this in­ terpretation I must disagree. In her very first ... the persons of the play. In the very first scene, one of the plebeians, who surely had no personal ... character, a form of imma­ ture adult personality. The causative factors for a phallic character are to be ...
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Reynolds Price remembered

Karen Zemanick
describes taking a fiction writing class with Price in 1980. Upon hearing the professor’s impressive voice ... some ways than the novel’s, its short distance is paradoxically the event first entered by more young ... narrative writers….The knowledge and reflection over which [the young writer] has sufficient depth of ...
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If You Are Absolutely Certain, I Get Suspicious

Mimi Schwartz
often, there is less agreement about the quality of insight in the first-person nonfiction narrator. Some ... persona be a deliberate strategy, much like the use of unreliable narrators in fiction, such as ... fiction brainstorm creative ways for writers to make themselves unreliable narrators—with playful, ...

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