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Page 185 from Issue 88

know she chicken never lay one egg. Not one." It's the kind of story Ray would love, ... there at all implied a privilege so freakish, so extreme, it was a wonder he wasn't handcuffed ... Page 185 from Issue 88 eyes. Since when you fix your mind on turning Eskimo? I ask her. Say she ...
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Deletism and the Imagination of Grief

Patrick Nathan
already made it this far—just look at all this proof behind us! Cantilevered as we are over the mirrored ... to others caught alongside it, ensnared by centuries of speaking.  Language, Sontag wrote in “The ... They tear open negative spaces where breath can hang between our words. * While it doesn’t help me feel ...
Interview

Craving the Impossible: An Interview with Karen Tucker

Karen Tucker
Mandana Chaffa
own humanity. TQ: In many ways, this is a love story, whether it’s for another person, or drugs, or ... Irene knows this. She goes for it, anyway. TQ: There’s a sense of the epic in your book; the hero’s ... conventional center. So it probably makes sense that the stories and novels that most influenced me feature ...
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Page 136 from Issue 11

even when it comes a little too close to the truth for comfort: And, when she's In another ... characterize it as the only one in which he could make advances to women at all. But the poems to Stella ... scene, SteDa long dead, but first the Dean, May fo. tune and her coffee get her Companions that will ...
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Jen Julian
others sang and catcalled with shrill whistles—how are they all so loudmouthed when their mouths are so ... sterile, my husband. Shooting blanks. He cringed when the specialist explained it, bunching up against my ... since dissolved. All day, he’d fixate on that story. His story. Ours. We’d come home from work, and I’d ...
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Page 258 from Issue 56

disobedience, it is clear. All except Nina rise to their feet. She slumps on the floor by the bookshelf, ... guard, after he has scrutinized us. "When I count to three, you all start running out that ... tells us. We have all broken the law, and our father has had to go to the authorities and do his duty. ...

Contributors

(1985, 1987). Other sec­ tions of her novel, Treemont Stone, have appeared in TQ #60, #65 and #74. She ... Shakespeare's Dog (1983) and A Fat Woman (1981), all published by Knopf. He is the author of several short-story ... collections, and his stories have appeared in TQ #68 and #78. *** Maria Flook teaches in the Bennington Writing ...
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Page 195 from Issue 67

Fall 1986
is part of a new series by Marcus; other selections have appeared in several journals, including TQ ... Hughes has published a collection of stories, The Calling (Univer­ sity of Illinois Press, 1980), and is ... working on a novel. Her poetry has appeared in TQ #64, Crosscurrents, Confrontation and other journals. ...
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Page 530 from Issue 63

has happened behind the scenes last night while we slept, his manner tells us. We have all broken the ... "You all get ready to move, now." He will brook no disobedience, it is clear. All except Nina ... Page 530 from Issue 63 accusations at each other. Who among us had transgressed? Hamilton Crail ...
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Page 205 from Issue 135-136

a world, between being and nothingness. When she was on the other side he could not touch her. It was as ... he was privileged to behold. The two boys liked to tease her and then feign innocence when she began ... being there. That made all the difference. It was the difference between having a world and not having ...

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