Page 121 from Issue 80 bourgeois. In exasperation, he complained to his friend A. S. Suvorin (who, ... "firmly held those views... that were held by the majority and by his paper, and changed them only when ... Issue 80 page ...
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pressure on the genre. My frustration with “facts” soon gave way to my excitement about these new ... it to say, individual elements are great, but so are the compounds created when introducing these ... redefine the limits of the nonfiction form as well. It was thrilling to see the way these writers fiddled ...
Page 164 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY seems to mean no more than last week's events and ... little to forestall bad 164 Issue 94 page ... small screen. The baffling everyday aspects of what we might call the loss of meaning should never make ...
catching up on Twitter. While some people think of it primarily as a social tool, I use it as a way of ... On Twitter, everything is up to the minute because reporters are often tweeting about the news as it ... don't feel like it. The best "feature" of Twitter though (air quotes because I'm not sure ...
much to do with my formation. I began committing him to memory, preparing for a future when ... Page 147 from Issue 93 TRIQUARTERLY The Substance of Evanescent Things Being a romantic is my ... calling: I ache for victories over time and space. He said, "Come close. You'll soon be ...
Page 123 from Issue 80 governed by an underlying set of laws. To them, the messiness and ... distant nations, that is only because it underestimates the moral complexity of all situations when viewed ... place-where people move about, clash, fight, and slay one another- it is lived only where these tiny, tiny, ...
Page 41 from Issue vol4-no2 dignity. Dana guaranteed it. How m arvelous that life should hold ... vocabulary," as it was called, from day to day, and their enthusiasm for the human anatomy knew no bounds. ... 'visual memory'- so when I see a particularly enticing physique or paintable pose, I make ...
Page 187 from Issue 79 about a reconnection between the ego and its stores of buried feeling, but ... memory." Ophuls reads to the U.S. agent Taylor his own memo calling Barbie a Nazi idealist, and asks what ... many related matters one must distort or avoid- without knowing, of course, that one is avoiding them ...
followers of my Twitter feed learned that I read the New York Times Styles section cover to cover and ... (and do) judge them for these choices. Rather than thwart our ability to assess people based on their ... taste in books, songs, and movies, the Internet facilitates it. The thing is, when you're ...
Page 169 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY stand what this is all about. The "velvet" ... us, in the centu ry-Iong moment of each still-living day. 169 Issue 94 page ... well-when you hear that in Bucharest holders of the "revolution ary's ...
