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submissions of fiction, poet­ ry and literary essays, which must be postmarked between October 1 and March 31; ... manu­ scripts postmarked between April 1 and September 30 will not be read. No manuscripts will be ... Page from Issue 99 Spring/Summer 1997 Editor Reginald Gibbons Co-Editor Susan Hahn Managing Editor ...
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David Shields: Interview

Amanda Morris
genre. A wonderful way to embody that was for the reader not to be able to tell who was saying what, and ... reading, writing, or teaching fiction anymore. So I developed a course packet — this big, blue binder of ... the reader to cut out the pages of citations that acknowledge the various voices in the book. Why did ...
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491-3490. The editors invite submis­ sions of fiction, poetry and literary essays, which must be received ... between October 1 and April 30; manuscripts received between May 1 and September 30 will not be read. No ... Page from Issue 80 80 Winter 1990/91 Editor Reginald Gibbons Guest Editor Mary Kinzie Associate ...
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Page 455 from Issue 63

of life, and beauty? We can reassure ourselves there will always be some readers who cherish ... imaginative accomplishment, even if they are to be found only among the ranks of fellow writers. But we must ... Page 455 from Issue 63 Editorial We debate the future of fiction and poetry a great deal in ...
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Will self-published books become the new blogs?

Matt Wood
writer can skip the editorial gatekeepers and self-publish, the reading public will be introduced to the ... so won't be any more special than, say, printing out the manuscript on your Deskjet and running ... off a few copies at Kinko's. Readers will be saved from wading through slush by amateur ...
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RT @TheRuptureMag: It would be very nice of you to help us spread the word: We'll be closing to fiction submissions a little early this rea…

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RT @The_Rumpus: Is Twitter helping to create a generation of prolific writers? http://t.co/AkDyJxAgBk

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Page 161 from Issue 80

and Jacques Derrida have been the important voices. My reader will no doubt wonder what this now ... Page 161 from Issue 80 between the two world wars, Ortega lost much of his domestic following when ... theme, that is, about the state of our culture and the plight of the intellectual today. Ortega, after ...
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Supreme Court Junkie

Eric Grawe
Who knows? Maybe tonight I’ll dream of Justice Douglas propping up his feet to read one of Grove ... in session I’ve found myself listening to excerpts and reading transcripts of the cases on health ... Eric Grawe Sunday, April 15, 2012 Blog Lately, I’ve been waking from dreams in which Supreme Court ...
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Well this is provocative. RT @TyrusBooks: I'd rather you write seven drafts than have 7,000 Twitter followers.

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