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Issue 157

Winter/Spring 2020
Issue 157 Winter/Spring 2020 Wednesday, January 15, 2020 Unearthing I, II, III About this Issue:  ... TriQuarterly’s longstanding reputation, and we’re very lucky she has decided to stay on our staff as part of our ... retain or pass on as we age. In his erasure poem, “MY MOSQUE IS THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR OWNED BY YOUR ...
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Page 34 from Issue 117

Fall 2003
Page 34 from Issue 117 Every Wednesday I walked to the Old Chapel for my violin lesson. I walked ... piece of the week fast, furiously and ac­ curately and trudged home past the glorious day that could ... that cast artistic shadows on non-functional shallow bodies of water. The Old Chapel was the main ...
Fiction

Electric Lashes

Steven Fisher
topic on the yard, starting a week before they came through. "Big shakedown coming up next ... Electric Lashes Print Pages:  Page 185 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY Electric Latches Things tensed ... got knocked around and jammed inward, to where we live-this meddling with and confiscation of our ...
Interview

Rebecca Makkai: Shelf Lives

Amanda Morris
Shirley Jackson. TQ: Do you have any books that people would be surprised to know you have? RM: I think we ... because we ran out of shelf space. Until our children are actually ten years old, it’s hard to justify ... that we feel really happy displaying to anyone who comes over. We have to love it to have it out here. ...
Interview

The Afrofuturist Healers: Arthur Flowers, Sheree Renée Thomas, and Kelechi Ubozoh on Past, Present, and Future Healing

Rochelle Spencer
Kelechi Ubozoh
Sheree Renée Thomas
Arthur Flowers
results from the pandemic—then how do we climb out? Our best writers and artists understand our ... is precisely in trying times like these that I think the role of the artist as seer is ever more ... what we’re going to do about an organization [the police] that has its roots in policing property, not ...
Interview

The Space of Curiosity: An Interview with Clare Sestanovich

Joshua Bohnsack
Clare Sestanovich
however long, it's just impossible to get.  TQ: In planning out these stories, there’s something ... that gets you closer to your identity. Like you're an aspiring artist and seeing other ... “Okay we're not headed in that direction. It's actually here that we're going,” and that ...
Interview

Interview with Andrew Porter

Joshua Bohnsack
Andrew Porter
We were told things like, “This was before she died” or we’re told “My now ex-wife.” I admire that ... mirroring effect where you were saying between these stories how these characters are seeing themselves in ... a smaller canvas. I was thinking at all times of these shorter pieces I was writing as companions to the ...
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Page 185 from Issue 99

on the yard, starting a week before they came through. "Big shakedown coming up next week ... Page 185 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY Electric Latches Things tensed up more than usual, in the ... and jammed inward, to where we live-this meddling with and confiscation of our possessions-so there ...
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Joy in the Face of Sorrow: An Interview with Kathleen Rooney

Carrie Muehle
Kathleen Rooney
children are putting out and you’re like, “They’re geniuses, just effortless geniuses.” TQ: The ... find some meaning”—which I want to be sad, but I also want to be like, ba-dum-bum. TQ: We don’t see ... toward current events, or toward history, or toward the things that we’re told matter the most? And are ...
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Molly Beckwith

 or say hello on Twitter @m ollyebeckwith. Contributions Issue 157 Winter/Spring 2020 Wednesday ...

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