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a memory of desire. The face turns toward me, draws near, filling my sight. The warm hand slips from where ... some flaw. I feel it there: an emptiness still at center, an omission, some failure of memory or ... Page 112 from Issue 80 I remember our tour of the long room of tanks, the small pink masses that ...
from us, but this did not make it any easier. We never found out what they were. Immediately I decided ... Stefan and me to his lair. We both needed, for ourselves, to find a way close to him. He wanted things ... Stefan and I should collaborate. Together we would be far stronger than apart. I would provide the vague ...
with the popular insistence that writing cannot be taught"? Well, of course, we’d have been just ... territory; we’re never quite sure what we’re doing or how we’re doing it—it is the spooky art—but by golly ... Say Yes! to Everything We Wanted to Be Writers: Life, Love, and Literature at the Iowa Writers’ ...
filling the theaters regardless of the quality of the plays being produced. Shops were almost empty ... , cinemas were showing almost exclusively Russian war movies, restaurants could not offer decent food. Never ... Page 132 from Issue 97 TRIQUARTERLY Last Man; Irving Stone's biography of Jack London, ...
memory... but then, he had all the records... or did he? Apparently he paid a number of interviewees never ... to tell their version of the story, which meant that he controlled the memory of these two men on ... important sense these people were my collaborators too. I began to ask myself questions about my culture, my ...
and we cannot know just what that figure of innocence might have meant. But now 'the mists ... their memories and falling planes which crash in their minds. Inevitably the consummation of their ... dream upward. But Michael's progress tends to be down­ ward, to low and sometimes actually ...
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Page 80 from Issue 67 reason or another formal education wasn't available to them and ... their work, of whatever kind, as numbed to a silence their children could hardly pierce. Nor were they ... Arendt says that since the nineteenth century we have glorified labor as the source of all values. For us ...
those parts had to do with any others, how any part was where it was and meant that place, meant it ... horsehair, straw, a fine blue scrap. You'd never left the porch or never been there, and the parts ... Page 37 from Issue 35 They were passive. You could transpose this sidewalk from the lawn in front ...
a [apanese-American, also had a great collection. We had apartments right next to each other, and the w�lls were so ... over and over again. We didn't want to be bothered going through the entire side. And he said ... a record [album] called Kind of Blue [by Miles Davis]. A friend of mine, Lawson Inada, who's ...
remember us. The preparation is so casual, we could be getting ready for bed. There is a jar of sperm where ... one donor. We don’t know if his sperm will be available when we’re ready to buy it. Four beers and two ... be kind even where kind has never been found before. In new natural habitats, in the cracks of ...

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