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Page 258 from Issue 45

medal. No comment. Binchey One says that, according to Irenaeus in Edmund Spen­ ser's Viewe of ... like the Irish, old man, We know you taught Latin and history and English literature. It had to be ... in a flat and can't get to the boat. We meet a young official who asks me to telephone Mary ...
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Page 287 from Issue 129

(Delacorte Press, 2006), an anthology for young adults. She has taught writing at Cornell University, at the ... and a book of non­ fiction, Great With Child (W.w. Norton, 2006). The first line from her poem ... Ameri­ can Mystery Stories. John Galbo's work can be viewed at www.impressionistic.com. Sandra ...
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Skin like Garlic

Kalpana Negi
therefore, assumably, wise. But much later, I would realize that the wisdom that comes with age is really ... subsections. The first applied to both my brother and me, and included mostly don’ts: stop if a black cat ... Dadi, my grandmother, made the adults in the household follow these rules, but she knew the grownups ...
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Reading and Writing as Possibility Spaces

Renée E. D’Aoust
a lot of English composition courses. The students enter the writing process through personal narrative ... at the Banff Center in 2010. It’s not personal narrative, but it helps students see their own ... that personal narrative must have a beginning, middle, and climactic end. I suggest that personal ...
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Page 280 from Issue 132

Books, 2003), the young adult novel When I Crossed No­ Bob (Houghton Mifflin, 2007), and forth­ coming in ... terly Review, Other Voices, Boulevard, and Ploughshares among others. D. Nurkse's most recent ... Ragdale Foundation, and Vermont Studio Center. His stories have appeared in Sou'wester, Fiction ...
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Page 34 from Issue 91

adults couldn't even spell. This end-of-the-world story they could recount until they were blue ... bloodshed to come. A strange appetite, like something in the Weekly World News, and she had once shared it. ... sipped her tap water and ice cream. The soul calms down in middle age, she thought, but it does take some ...
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Page 220 from Issue 105

Spring/Summer 1999
crime was to honor its heritage, despite personally enduring the insults, the privations, the bru­ ... tality because he was born a member of that community, Jozsef, as he approaches manhood at age 13, having ... the fictionalized [ozsef Sondor and the actual Magda Denes share similar characteristics: both affect ...
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Born in the Workshop: The MFA and the Short-Story Cycle

Jennifer J. Smith
narrator’s voice render it ideal for the classroom, McGurl outlines the process by which this cycle went from ... ambivalence: literature departments unintentionally suppress the genre from view, while creative-writing ... University, is offering a literature class geared toward MFAs called “The Interconnected Story Collection.” ...
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Not-Quite-Naked

Dinah Lenney
how. However. Compulsive first-person narrator that I am, I feel a confession coming on. Because I know ... again: Don’t fiction writers use first-person narration? Don’t they break the fourth wall? But they’re ... then stops herself. In the first place, she knows (don’t we all): great writers of great fiction draw ...
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An Eye for an Eye Leaves Everyone Blind

Eric Grawe
the nation. If we expand our view, we find that these types of acts are repeated all over the world, ... stories from all voices and all points of view. Alex Kotlowitz writes that “Stories inform the present and ... reading fiction actually increases a person capacity for empathy, the same is most likely true for ...

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