Page 235 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY "She's a good girl," Stark said. ... That's what I wanna do." "You mean they can fix it?" I asked. ... "They might have been able to fix it." Stark froze into bleakness. "Probably too late ...

was like the goal was waiting to receive him. And he would waltz into its white welcoming space, the ... in life he'd run again, and he'd see no impedi­ ments in his way. Not friendship, ... nor roots, nor the sweet whispers of childhood. Amay and I go back together a long time, as long as ...

After a ruthless night, it would seem to be dying away, only to regain its ferocity in the late ... afternoon, cutting icily against the window, closing away what little light there was in the grey sky. But he ... Fool was always decorous. For the most part, he stayed happily in his chair, and thumbed through the ...

"The news in the Odyssey is still news."-EZRA POUND, The ABC of Reading. Some three years ago, ... I now value more highly the stories of Irvin Faust, collected as Roar Lion Roar (1965), which I read ... collected in The Man Who Grew Younger (1967). Alan Harrington's long-awaited second novel, The ...

poems, Talking Soft Dutch (Texas Tech University Press, 1984) and Eva�Mary (TriQuarterly ... Books/Northwestem University Press, 1991), a nominee for the National Book Award. She is completing a new collection ... of poems entitled Pinning the Tail. Her poems have appeared in TQ #79, #81 and #99. 341 Issue 100 ...