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Page 214 from Issue 82

occasion is confirmed by W. S. Merwin. Owing to the loss of Plath's journal for this year, we ... don't have her version of this visit. Does it not seem, however, that by the time she began having ... Likewise, I have found the imprecise terminology of (mainly amateur) psychiatry unhelpful: she does not ...
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from Living in the Past

Philip Schultz
from Living in the Past Print Pages:  Page 65 from Issue 118 Philip Schultz from Livi ng in the ... a temple-he wants to owe everyone, even God. All I want is a bowling party, for it all to be over with at ... Thursday, January 1, 2004 Poetry Work Issue 118 Print Share Tweet ...
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Marshbirds

Stanley Nelson
Marshbirds Print Pages:  Page 71 from Issue 15 Living the dead life in America FREDRIC JAMESON ... windshield side by side in a little row. The street was still empty, owing to the all-night on-street park­ ... Poetry Work Issue 15 Print Share Tweet ...
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Meredith Dawe

Joyce Carol Oates
Meredith Dawe Print Pages:  Page 282 from Issue 26 Meredith Dawe JOYCE CAROL OATES MEREDITH DA WE ... document, owing to physical infirmities and a general depression of the spirit. But I have come to realize ... January 1, 1973 Fiction Work Issue 26 Print Share Tweet ...
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Page 112 from Issue 19

Parnassus. It is foolish to print the garbage of the young or of the old. You owe a good vision to the ... that you are not presumptuous, but you are not charitable as you imagine when you fail to print what ... the sea-pigs around the Pillars. What everybody requires, you and I, is a book to take us back to Isis ...
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Page 43 from Issue 95

Winter 1995/96
Crowell, 1899. The eight lectures, as printed, have the following titles: The ethical tragedy of the ... tomakh, vol. 71, p. 306-10. (Text from a typewritten copy of the letter in the archive of A. S. Chertkov; ... text of the original has not been changed. 55. John H. Stotsenburg, "What Would Tolstoy ...
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Page 21 from Issue 124

coroner's historical archives might even have a transcript of the proceedings, including the verbatim ... Tribune for what I was now referring to as my period. The distinguished novelist Nicholson Baker and his ... wife had rescued the last surviving print copy of many nineteenth- and early twentieth-century ...
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Page 122 from Issue 98

you tickled his penis and he peed. * * * Something was owed you for what had been taken, and what had ... deeply even to dream catastrophe. What was owed in compensation, then? Whatever could be restored. Your ... named for the dead. Who owed it? God, the Germans, the children themselves. Was it paid? Herschel ...
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The cords

Jose Lezema Lima
The cords Print Pages:  Page from Issue 13-14 The cords holding the copper plate vibrate, the ... 1959 And so we survive- And owe our survival to whom? Who was it died for me in his cell, Took my ... RETAMAR translated by Tim Reynolds Issue 13-14 page Jose Lezema Lima Poetry Work Issue 13-14 Print Share ...
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The other

Roberto Fernandez Retamar
The other Print Pages:  Page from Issue 13-14 The cords holding the copper plate vibrate, the ... 1959 And so we survive- And owe our survival to whom? Who was it died for me in his cell, Took my ... Print Share Tweet ...

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