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Page 353 from Issue 110-111 A falcon's shadow slips over the shoulder, and the field ...
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days cataloging the Oulipo’s archives at the French National Library. He then spent several months ... archive, presumably the result of Becker’s research. He often returns to the jeudi (Thursday) monthly ... In earlier Oulipian writing, the text owed its experimental element to the absence of certain letters ...
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Meredith Dawe Print Pages: Page 220 from Issue 63 Meredith Dawe JOYCE CAROL OATES (from a novel ... taken me many weeks to draft this document, owing to physical infirmities and a general depression of ... page Joyce Carol Oates Friday, March 1, 1985 Fiction Work Issue 63 Print Share Tweet ...
collection. What are the advantages of having your work in print? Sinker: I think there are two unique ... Social media presents us with the ability to form a narrative that is a mashup between what we do and how ... the ability to know how many people were following our words as we wrote them, what their reactions ...
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