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Page 157 from Issue 80

Page 157 from Issue 80 then at least for the circumstances that drive the best of us to perfor­ ... Uncle, I have fervent passionate faith.... We shall rest! We shall hear the angels, and see the heavens ... all sparkling like jewels; and we shall see all earthly evil, all our sufferings, drowned in a mercy ...
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Page 34 from Issue 98

might happen next week. There's a book review coming out next week, and it might be in that. ... of view, and to have someone see her as she is. 34 Issue 98 page ... Page 34 from Issue 98 TRIQUARTERL Y Off with his head!" It's as if ...
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Page 308 from Issue 63

disembarking from the subway car. "See ya, Dick!" "Don't miss the ... BIDERBOST. (TQ #34) 308 1976 Issue 63 page ... show!" "Not for the world!" "Take it easy!" Down and through. And out ...
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Page 109 from Issue 56

repeating their own success, not necessarily material. TQ: But despite your artistic intransigence on this ... I've started out thinking, this is a class about craft, and that's what we'll be ... about. But halfway through it I soared into this other thing, we're off into another realm. ...
Blog

The Digital Reader Series

Matt Wood
some sort of glowing screen, reading and writing text. So over the next few weeks, I'm going to ... changes happening in the way we consume written words, whether that's on a printed page, through ... publishing industry every day, and so much of it is focused on the business end of things, and what these ...
Nonfiction

Deletism and the Imagination of Grief

Patrick Nathan
out of which art is made.” If an artist can’t dispense with language, silence can present itself as an ... randomized algorithms, like Metzger’s sculptures, these platforms use human beings. Twitter, Inc. owns “our” ... amplified the importance, placement, and accessibility of news. Twitter is where you can “see what’s ...
Blog

Thank your librarian, perhaps in haiku form

Karen Zemanick
Karen Zemanick Monday, April 11, 2011 Blog April 10-16 is National Library Week. To celebrate, the ... American Library Association is sponsoring a twaiku contest that ends Wednesday, April 13. Post your ... twitter haiku with the hashtag #nlwtwaiku for a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift certificate. A selection ...
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Page 157 from Issue 34

Page 157 from Issue 34 blue lights and shining platinum. In white unmentionables, flushed with ... 157 Issue 34 page ... lust, she waits for me to enter from the bathroom. We perform gloriously in the mirror, drunk with ...
Interview

An Interview with Gina Frangello

Adrienne Gunn
TQ: We don’t hear from Chad and we don’t hear from Nick until the very end of the book. Can you talk ... happened. TQ: Let’s talk about your life in Chicago as a writer. You’ve been doing it a long time—you’re one ... of Chicago’s success stories. You’re a full-time working writer—you have a family—there are all these ...
Craft Essay

Donna Brazile Loves Mud-Slinging, or Why We Need the Essay Now

Jocelyn Bartkevicius
next week: [a long list follows]. Hey, listen up, we are all part of one of America's rudest ... around like chess pieces, placing opposites together. It’s not how we talk or where we sit that matters ... I resist most things technical. I was late to e-mail and still can barely figure out what Twitter is. But ...

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