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editor for a time), Kulchur made coverage of jazz one of its strong­ est points. Another strength was its ... Floating Bear, Yugen, and allied publications. Kulchur adhered fairly closely to its goal to become ... jazz, politics and pop culture by leading poets." Kulchur's contributions to literary ...
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poetry. Villanueva voices complex and compelling historical, literary and cultural questions as urgent ... STRAUS One Word This first collection of poems by a physician combines poetic craft, medical expertise ... scant body of imaginative work that speaks with authority from within the medical world. 51/8 x 73/4/80 ...
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Winter 1994/95
complex and compelling historical, literary and cultural questions as urgent personal utterances. Tino ... tlUSIlIlO AllII "Ilil AI.urnwou If IUts IIOG-GAlO MARC J. STRAUS One Word This first collection of ... within the medical world. 51/8 x 7 3/4/80 pages $29.95, cloth (0-8101-5010-7) $10.95, paper ...
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Page 81 from Issue 1965-spring

Page 81 from Issue 1965-spring flotsam and jetsam in the novel; the poverty or collective farms is ... words. I know there's a host of fine idealists like yourself who're always mouthing ... used the same language while he was deceiving the Party. Now that such a lot of things have become ...
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To Hell with 2016: An Interview with Ben Fountain

Erin Branning Keogh
that got me thinking that, yeah, I blew it on that one. TQ:  To take it one step further: how much of ... there into the room with me, giving you some of the real juice of my own experience of those days. TQ ... asked by the  Guardian  whether he’d be interested in writing a series of pieces about the 2016 US ...
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American Sex Tape™: Jameka Williams on Simulacrum, Scopophilia, and Scopophobia

Laura Joyce-Hubbard
Jameka Williams
by their triteness and their consequence in pop culture. They raised so many questions for me in my ... a dangerous pastime. I am addicted to viewing, hooked to my screen. We’re always scrolling, trying to get that ... that was the so-called “reason” I had even begun this collection. There should be no “I” or “me” on the ...
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Page 136 from Issue 80

Page 136 from Issue 80 in its "Prelude" describing how she, like Saint Theresa, ... (understood in the intelligentsia's typical way), but they in fact appear in works questioning that ... suffused with ro­ mance, heroism, great theories and decisive action; or else they try to play the lead ...
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Page 80 from Issue 94

Page 80 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY anagrammatic practice emerges, nevertheless, fragments of ... return of reality transforms, so it seems to me, the ana­ gram into something other than a pure exercise ... the problem of proper names. It seems to me that, being forced to carry a name, for a writer or ...
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Page 340 from Issue 60

Chicago
there's a distinction for me between a collection and a book. It's true of poetry, too. Some ... Cavalry, interrelated story collections, are an approach that I admire. It seems you get kind of get the ... Page 340 from Issue 60 DYBEK: Well, I was going to make a point, in reference to your question ...
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must always be respected. After all, Marx could never have become Marx if he had lacked the basic ... writers. And with us, the important thing will always be who has any real value, who is marching forward, ... complex of questions around the autonomy of culture, as it is being discussed in the West, in Italy for ...

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