Issues 1-100
Fiction of the Eighties #79 F 90 General issue #80 W 91 General issue (guest edited by Mary Kinzie) #81 ... W 97 General issue (edited by Susan Hahn) #99 Spr/Sum 97 General issue #100 F 97 General issue 110 ...
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Page 28 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERL Y bruises and the faint, faint sticky water reflects in ovals. ... She sighs, bends forwards her neck that had been thrown back and presses her forehead against his left ... Sunday painter carries a glass container filled with freshly mixed Venetian oil paint, bought to ...
Page 18 from Issue 80 be asked in words-having no subject and no predicate but death. I thought of ... go, each to her own gate. 18 Issue 80 page ...
looks away slowly, neither smil ing nor hurrying in confusion, leans her body forwards and at the same ... Page 10 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERL Y ground and wipes sweat from her forehead with the sleeve of ... and cries like a mouse to attract the eat's attention, but the cat, its eyes narrowed, only ...
Page 95 from Issue 80 "What for? You ain't hard of hearing. Beside, ... talk. "I did look for you. I stood down the hall and looked in here, but couldn't see ... Sunday?" he asked. "No, we're all going. Everybody will be going, you should ...
Page 175 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY already bailed-out." "This state just be ... highway which hosted a number of phony retirement villages. I saw a bank, an office, a few other things, ... looking out through our windows, at the con crete the girders the pressed steel. We paid attention to the ...
Issues 1-100
81: 201-4 "The Creeks," "Elm Street, October 1977," P, 99: 105-7 ... abstracts," E, 34: 201-17 "Rent," F, 40: 88-99 "Larry, a story from Women and ... "Mediterranean," "Even Song," P, 68: 76-80 "From Letter to an Imaginary ...
