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Page 105 from Issue 64

war. One tenth was too young to have done anything." He tapped the sheet. "But this ... you'll find me a match, I'll build the fire." "There are better memorials than ... make it out of bones." Throughout all this, there was no passion in his voice. His kerchief ...
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How Poems Move #6

Reginald Gibbons
trailing off after that, it was hard to find a scholar in the field of literary studies who believed that ... deeply, though, and here we can find a refreshing breadth of responsiveness to the different things we do ... although it is probably rather dated by now: “The linguist Michael Halliday observed his young son during ...
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Page 159 from Issue 60

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chair as inconspicuous as possible. Her head turning from adult mouth to adult mouth, like somebody ... a portion of the exchange. Their voices had grown louder, I knew Charlotte could hear even in the bathroom. ... a stunned voice. Miss Rose coughed. "She nine and ten and ain't never been had." ...
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Page 64 from Issue 61

Patty responding deeply to in the first week of class was "The Oxen" by Thomas Hardy: ... a fancy few would weave In these years! Yet, I feel, If someone said on Christmas Eve, "Come; see ... faith to adult skepticism, Patty added that what's interesting about the skepticism is that ...
Craft Essay

The Third I: Character, Narrator, Author in the Personal Narrative

Lad Tobin
plenty with that first-person narrator: I also am an anxious over-thinker who has complicated ... but to try to sort out the ongoing confusion about the nature and trustworthiness of first-person ... now-narrator/then-narrator, person/persona. Some of that confusion is built in: as writers of personal essays, we want our ...
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Lessening Life’s Loneliness Through Books: An Interview with Jiordan Castle

Emily Mirengoff
Jiordan Castle
young people (or adults in need of maybe some of the same healing or kinship), it felt important to pull ... Life can be lonely, especially as a young person. Books can sometimes do the work that friends and ... adults, I think, can only view their parents as two-dimensional characters, like most of us do growing up: ...
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Page 229 from Issue 133

sediment on the bottom of the river. The young carp can also take advantage of the shelter they find in the ... me she views them as the aquatic equivalent of canaries in the mine. She believes their annual ... the water meets the air. For the first week or so, their blanket across this stretch of river is ...
Fiction

The Other Side of the Family

Welma Odendaal
where she lived with her family until graduating from high schoo!. In her young adult life she attended ... villages, attending eight schools between the ages of six and twelve and settling eventually in Pretoria, ... first volume of short stories, Getuie vir die Naaktes (Witness for the Naked). Her second volume, ...
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Page 124 from Issue 12

Page 124 from Issue 12 tions which would not arouse a normal, adult reader. Such a definition of ... announce that It is their ambition to further literature and serve society by writing a book so obscene ... of a certain kind of obscenity in certain types of books is a good thing. This view of pornography ...
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Mining the Author-Narrator Gap

Elizabeth Kadetsky
a less-than-reliable persona be a deliberate strategy, much like the use of unreliable narrators in fiction, such as ... fiction brainstorm creative ways for writers to make themselves unreliable narrators—with playful, ... for many months hesitated about the propriety of allowing this or any part of my narrative to come ...

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