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Page 108 from Issue 123

very night. At home the stench of the Sub-urbis seemed for the first time unbearable. I wanted to get ... that's it. Your emotions remain intimate to your own soul, you can't make them ex­ plicit at ... "you're wonderful": who knows what she read in your eyes? Ah, yes! There's a vein of ...
Interview

Brooklyn Copeland: Interview

Anthony Opal
back to what I’m talking about with “authentic” poetry. I can’t read authenticity in much of what gets ... can be read slowly, you know. Once you’ve read the poem, you have enough elbow room to work out your ... editions to those that publish only the English versions—even if you can’t read the other language, you ...
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Page 85 from Issue 30

and expectation between writer and reader. Her prose can let through strange experiences and new ... language of those around him." 1 am not trying to demonstrate any supposed superior powers of ... reading, which would be absurd. What interested me was this. Margaret Drabble is a popular English ...
Craft Essay

Reported Poem, Lyric Truth: Some Inquiries into Documentary Poetry

Tess Taylor
Robert Polito
Thomas Sleigh
Brian Turner
Camille Dungy
them. He wrote the Civil War as essay and as poetry. His poems can be read through the lens of the ... who’ve read my own passage seem to encounter it as lyrical prose—while those who hear it aloud respond to ... acknowledged as such, we may imagine that the mud flats between nonfiction and poetry offer good feeding ...
Interview

An Interview with Mark Turcotte

Guillaume Delabar
what I read at a reading recently was stuff I think of not as poetry, but as prose. But when I read it, ... first recipient of the Gwendolyn Brooks Open-mic Poetry Award. Turcotte received his MFA in creative ... of my classroom and write,” trying to protect and maybe nurture me. Even though I was getting those ...
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Page 197 from Issue 26

Page 197 from Issue 26 The last poetry reading M. G. STEPHENS Crap, I can't read your ... I just can't read this stuff; while further down the bench one attractive woman dressed like ... political and alive to your body, then you eat those Snicker candy bars all day; you smear chocolate and ...
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Janet Burroway: Interview

Julianne Hill
recognition of a return, and we also want the journey out. Certainly, return is a profound part of poetry and ... pick readings for your classes? JB: I teach mostly workshops. At Florida State University, that part of ... JB: There’s a genuine danger in thinking you’re going to be a great writer, and in getting that ...
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DIY Enlightenment

Ari Bookman
organizations like CK-12 and Opentextbook.org that use open content, which can save students on the order of 80 ... we're forced to pass through to get what we want (a passing grade, a job, the hell out of high school, ... your own textbook? Can the new digital information regime, which promises to democratize information, ...
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Discipline and Distraction

Matt Wood
internet is and how he can't concentrate on more than one paragraph when reading online, I think to ... a different experience. In fact, it's often more convenient because I can always find something to read ... messaging program on your computer open and every blinking alert and pinging sound enabled. Of course ...

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