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help it if the entire coastline is a disaster area. The maitre d' stood by, discreetly rubbing ... our son, Chuck, or eating it ourselves, if the Ministry of Health has advised people to exer­ cise ... exhaling a puff and scanning the horizon with a squint. I hope it stays circumspect. The economy depends ...
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Page 104 from Issue 94

this winter walk in the winter wheat.] Down the cut by the bridge they went, and then northward [more ... each one carefully, as if they expected to find something there. Although, perhaps this gesture was ... Page 104 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY To the man ahead have come a few words, not even a complete ...
Interview

I'm Not Interested in Mastery: An Interview with Lara Mimosa Montes

Tyler Barton
Lara Mimosa Montes
in?  LMM: It depends on what I am writing. If I am writing fiction, fables, and parables, then those ... good hands but also lost in them, slipping through, being caught again. It’s not a reading experience ... I often find, and it’s something I wanted to better understand, so I asked Lara to talk with me over email ...
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Page 98 from Issue 1965-winter

various translations, so influenced Dosto­ evski-and through him the lady's ghost still troubles ... Page 98 from Issue 1965-winter makes much better as well as much more instructive reading than ... ninety-five percent of the novels» (including some of Professor Nabokov's own) and ninety­ nine ...
Poetry

Mama's Dream; Joanie: Moncton, 1946; Poem for Jade

Anne-Marie Cusac
Annette's small breath Becoming regular again- each sob Still tinier, Christine and Fredrick stretched ... he'd been before the cancer, And could "soon be again," or so she more Than half ... as she steps down The dark hallway, and down the wooden stairs, To the kitchen with its red tile ...
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Page 173 from Issue 80

question its appropriation by some Latin intellectuals who left their country to seek more lucrative ... exile must describe it as first and foremost a coercive phenomenon, rather than a matter of choice. ... Page 173 from Issue 80 they hoped to parncipate at all in the verbal counterculture to the ...
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Page 40 from Issue 94

Page 40 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY top of being an ambassador's son. But if it will make ... a hump between the shoulders, and a pendulous dewlap. You could tell people she's a rodeo ... through their troubles. It's the blind leading the blind. Vic, please help me out on this. I need ...
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Page 65 from Issue 94

Page 65 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY Bigger than Star Wars. More expensive. More mystical. More ... about livers. Yes, livers. Did you cover chicken livers while you were at it? And cirrhosis of the ... liver? That's an important one. Do you realize the implications of your screwup? If it gets ...
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Page 58 from Cumulative Index: 1-100

Issues 1-100
know if Mount Zion" (tr. Shirley Kaufman), P, 39: 279-80 "Lookout on a rock on the ... Remains Alive and Well" (tr. Richard Drury), E, 94: 150-54 Krynicki, Ryszard ... finale," "Why don't you want to write about it, gentlemen?", "Ivona has ...
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Page 210 from Issue 80

a sealed room, from which it continually tries to escape. After each attempt, it is beaten and chained more ... this to me?" As the beatings become more savage and the chains tighten, the child becomes ... create, to shape and ultimately (in the response it elicits from Hank) to destroy. Yet, by figuring the ...

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