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Page 106 from Issue 56

strings is absolutely essential to the aloft-ness of the story. She says in the end, cut them all free, ... speaks, and there's the hand again. WO: That happens often in my stories-as in "The ... then to hell with that? WO: Well, yes! All I ask is that living voice. TQ: What's the ...
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An Interview with Paul La Farge

Eric Farwell
capture them in all their flamboyant strangeness.  TQ: When it’s revealed that Charlie believed Spinks, ... about is how stories draw us in, and also what happens to us when we start to feel that we can’t trust ... I started working on a version of the story, which collapsed under its own weight. I returned to the project ...
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Page 266 from Issue 93

and Warren Wilson College. Poems of his appeared in TQ #80 and 88. * * * David Plante's most ... stories have appeared in TQ #55 and #66 and in Fiction of the Eighties (originally TQ #78; TriQuarterly ... a book of stories, The Country I Come From (Milkweed Editions, 1988). She teaches at Indiana University. ...
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Page 124 from Issue 80

faces a second one: how does he make the story interesting? It would seem that drama distorts, but lack ... so when we construct the story of our lives we do so by linking exceptional events. As a result, we ... it this way: "The aspects of things that are most important for us are hidden because of ...
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Issue 144

Summer/Fall 2013
written word and a true appreciation of the TriQuarterly tradition.    When TQ abandoned print to exist ... Issue 144 Summer/Fall 2013 Monday, July 1, 2013 When Walt Whitman Was a Little Girl About this ... Issue:  Next time you see us, things won’t be the same. Our next issue, due to launch in January 2014, ...
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Page 80 from Issue 25

Page 80 from Issue 25 English author, who, like two other such in our time, emerges bilingually. ... around shifting pronouns: "Since my fame rests on my short stories, it is only natural that we ... making "these stories read as though they had been written in English" (A, 9). This ...
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Jane Hamilton: Interview

Cheryl Reed
possibility, and I love the time it takes to write a novel, the privilege of living in that fictional world for ... attention.  And because it would be foolhardy to ditch a form that gives us so much pleasure.   TQO: In your ... earnest wish that from books she will receive reassurance and a useful self-help nugget. TQO: Near the end ...
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Page 257 from Issue 94

several contributions to T riQuarterly, including an essay in TQ #80, a story in TQ #82, and translations ... from Spanish in TQ #85 (New Writing from Mexico); he was also the guest editor of TQ #87. * * * Dave ... Smith is the co-editor of the Southern Review. His most recent book, Night Pleasures: New and Selected ...
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Page 574 from Issue 78

schedules, it would have to be put off for weeks. The lawyer meant well: "I'll do us ... surely, when storytelling and the love of stories was what kept the strong ones going. In the division of ... a favor and try to delay until after Christmas, O.K.? Maybe it'll blow over. Buy her a present. ...
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Page 96 from Issue 77

Winter 1989/90
"I'll do us a favor and try to delay until after Christmas, O.K.? Maybe it'll blow over. Buy ... to speak inside, as all people had once, perhaps, during the ice ages. The language of hunters and ... along, that was a time, surely, when storytelling and the love of stories was what kept the strong ones ...

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