our eyes to make a movement like the physical shuttle on a loom. In a Paris Review interview, poet ...
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the hardships of imprisonment, for a writer a maybe even more painful fate is exile to a foreign land ...
possible to avoid doing either, he would. Someday, perhaps soon, he knew, his fate might change, unless he ...
character and his or her fate. Perhaps the inspiration for this narrative intimacy in coming-of-age fiction ... narrator’s fate. The kind of naked writing that we would expect to find in the teen narrator’s diary is often ...
One student wrote a post titled “Music and the Fate of Modern Girls” in which she deconstructed Taylor ...
Thomas Larson Friday, May 31, 2013 Craft Essay If creative nonfictionists build a persona, can ...
Dane Hamann Jennifer Sperry Steinorth Friday, June 11, 2021 Interview Erasure poetry can be ...
interviewer. “Oh yeah,” says the pastor. “Sometimes I think I sound like a total idiot.” A Penn laboratory, and ...
ideas. Continuing the Journey In the interview “John D’Agata Redefines the Essay,” D’Agata comments: “I ...
America: if you looked a certain way, you must never tempt fate. That evening, MassaMo arrived to help ... her person, waiting for the right accelerant. She swiped the fated recording into her phone’s trash ...