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Page 172 from Issue 99

edge can go both ways. It meant that it does. It meant FUCK YOU, and get this train a-rolling. About ... five minutes later the gates swung open and we pulled out: Phoenix was a mad glare of sun, tanned ... wasn't a scam. But all those sticks 172 Issue 99 page ...
Essay

Waiting

S.J.Killebrew
ceiling-high open windows and the open classroom door and I am waiting for my students to show up online and ... from Poughkeepsie said that his test results were negative too. We get an email from the elementary ... undisclosed positive person. We wait three or four minutes for the follow up email from our brunette principal ...
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Page 130 from Issue 133

you I'm ready to wait." "How much time are we talking about?" said ... converse, to wow, or tell anybody anything. It's all for your own quest, to get inside the long ... so airy as poetry but a glimpse of a precision different from all we so far know. Our language wants ...
Interview

At the Junction of Loss and Love: Lilly Dancyger’s Negative Space

Lilly Dancyger
Laura Joyce-Hubbard
Lilly questions to better understand how she created a liminal bridge on which we can stand, if even for ... a moment, when we face great sorrow and longing. TriQuarterly: Could you talk about your craft decisions ... get a fresh perspective from people who hadn't read all of the previous drafts—to see what they ...
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The absence of covers, part 2

Matt Wood
the ease with which we can share our cultural tastes online makes it easier than ever to flirt: [I]n ... followers of my Twitter feed learned that I read the New York Times Styles section cover to cover and ... into Josh Ritter and my old roommate's ex-boyfriend is reading a Bruce Chatwin novel—and I can ...
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We Will Have Some

Marisa Crane
your falling, I lie awake thinking of our baby, Bear, a name I can’t wait for my mother to hate. We ... remember us. The preparation is so casual, we could be getting ready for bed. There is a jar of sperm where ... a porch with rocking chairs we can read our books in. Aperol spritz for me, red wine for you. There is so ...
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Page 80 from Issue 113

Summer 2002
Page 80 from Issue 113 Mr. Piszkos read it over grinning with rank delight. His songs, even the ... of his heart. Instead of putting away his notebook, he laid it open on the pillow beside ... making a place ready for when he would join her. It was better to see her that way, high on a cloud, ...
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They're getting concentration camps ready for all of us." Wurdock was on his way to teach a class ... center of her head. She has an Oriental look, a dark, deft, submissive, very feminine look about her, ... Those girls who bothered him, his students and girls who just hung around, they were always saying that ...
Blog

Facebook Stages of Grief

Ankur Thakkar
Facebook and Twitter. People will read these narratives however they can, however they choose. Depression ... and Dying. We scream, we deal, we forget. Repeat. Denial As a writer, I enjoy reading other writers ... closely we read his novel  Super Sad Love Story —wrote a haunting piece about how his mobile device merged ...
Interview

An Interview with George Saunders

Cara Suglich
honest can happen. GS: And when you’re a kid, those alleys and gangways are so multi-dimensional. They’re ... Syracuse] and we got 600 this year for 6 spots. And I read 165 of those. And it’s so interesting. Everybody ... your fiction? George Saunders: I feel like living is the main research. Just getting a bunch of ...

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