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Page 130 from Issue 80

Page 130 from Issue 80 to know what really caused the events of the period, that it is only ... whatever histories or historical novels do narrate turns out almost by definition to be inconsequential. In ... his story and satirizes it, too. This paradoxical method turned out to be a remarkably effective ...
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Page 39 from Issue 65

speak. When I was invited some months ago to take part here today, I was reading Gogol. So I began paying ... this connection, it may not be amiss to inform the reader that Anton Proko­ fyevich owned a pair of ... attention to the words before me and jotted down, not quite at random, three sentences which I'll ...
Fiction

The price of gold

William Bevis
found-about a dollar in Shorty's day, and today worth more and more as the earth that birthed it ... The price of gold Print Pages:  Page 80 from Issue 48 The price of gold William Bevis Shorty ... Harris was a gold prospec­ tor around the turn of the century. His tombstone in Death Valley reads: Bury ...
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Page 167 from Issue 80

Page 167 from Issue 80 Justice? Which Rationality?- is really only a minor species of debate ... "within liberalism" itself. What Macintyre calls "the fundamental tenets of liberalism ... allowable debate. Contemporary conservatism, so called, ought really to be called conservative liberalism. ...
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Page 214 from Issue 33

Page 214 from Issue 33 substratum of the whole fictional world. To imagine, then, the reader ... participation in pondering the status of fictional things. forcing him as he reads on to examine again and again ... no longer any quixotic tension between what is fictional and what is real. I am not aware that it has ...
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TriQuarterly Contributor Updates: Summer 2013

Matt Carmichael
Noir" and can be found here: http://www.themanchesterreview.co.uk/?p=2496 Spencer Dew ("The Process ... where she was a Wallace Stegner Fellow. In the winter of 2013-2014, she'll be a writer-in-residence ... poetry in 2013. Two of the poems can be found in Salamander’s June 2013 issue. Evie Shockley ("sound ...
Craft Essay

Journaling NaNoWriMo

Megan Sullivan
that I have a head start, the stats counter predicts that I’ll be finished by November 9. Hah! Well, ... sprints and challenges, which can be followed on Twitter at @nanowordsprints. The group was pretty perfect ... that rehashing a past relationship would be cathartic for me and the whole novel would just fall out ...
Interview

Slacker Fabulists: A Conversation with Jeremy T. Wilson and Josh Denslow

Jeremy T. Wilson
Josh Denslow
guy? Back when Twitter was Twitter, I reached out to Josh, we exchanged books, and I found out he was ... particular moment they are in and the knowledge you already have about them from reading what came before ... laugh out loud. But without it, that line is just a line. And that squares with what you’re saying about ...
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Page 110 from Issue 99

I'm awake I dream the phone rings I pick it up Must be Jasmine got thrown out by her husband Come stay ... Page 110 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY Jasmine Dreams My sleep is the color of burnt grapes I dream ... here, girl, we'll get dressed up Bring your red brassiere, your paloozy dresses, Paint palm ...
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Indie

Steven Schwartz
a conspicuous place, and what could be more conspicuous than in front of his class? 80 Issue 126 page Steven ... Indie Print Pages:  Page 80 from Issue 126 Steven Schwartz Indie 10 His picture would appear in ... the paper, scrutinized for any sign of de­ mentia. People would read between the lines for hints of ...

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