the conference, plus an essay by Norman Manea, Roumanian fiction writer and essayist now teaching at ...
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Fall 1988
in the country" Erato: The Harvard Book Review AGNI The New Series AGNI26 Mentors & ... Feature Poet: Scott Ruescher Cover: The Starn Twins AGNI27 Lairs of God: Spirituality After Silicon Valley ...
is concerned, that of Norman Manea is one of the most undesirable." How unprepared I was to ...
Spring/Summer 1999
its most effective and powerful chroniclers: Anne Frank, Danilo Kis, Norman Manea, and, most recently, ...
Spring/Summer 1999
I talk with one: tall, stained teeth, arched nose and cheekbones like Norman gentry. She's ... soft-spoken as a fifth-grade teacher, who'd have shown me fluvial maps, and pointed out the human ...
Where is the writer Norman Manea, today, in 1994? A writer who has been in exile for five years ...
Spring/Summer 1999
determine meaning in a world that otherwise has none. Norman Manea and Danilo Kis, both child victims of the ...
Norman gentry. She's soft-spoken as a fifth-grade teacher, who'd have shown me fluvial ...
Page from Issue 45 These are some of the people who have written for PARTISAN REVIEW A. Alvarez. ... Jonathan Baumbach. Samuel Beckett. Norman Birnbaum. Harold Brodkey. Peter Brooks. Robert Brustein. Anthony ... Lasch. Doris Lessing. Denise Levertov. Robert Lowell. Jack Ludwig. Norman Mailer. Steven Marcus. Herbert ...
it is impossible for anyone to live from the sale of such wares, since some people need a couple ... the man to his lair. In the Mayo Plaza terminal, before the train made its last trip 98 Issue 13-14 ...
