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"Dying is easy, but comedy is hard." TQ contributor Michelle Peñaloza was featured in this dynamic new exhibition.

Congratulations to Felicia Zamora for winning the the 2016 Andrés Montoya Poetry Prize! You can read two of the poems from her winning manuscript in TQ 149: https://www.triquarterly.org/contributors/felicia-zamora

"She asked them to please step out of the car. She was calm. She was polite. She wore a bandanna over the lower half of her face." Great short story by Northwestern University assistant professor Juan Martinez.

A born-and-raised Chicagoan, Cristina Correa has an excellent poem called "Backwash" in TriQuarterly 145. Check it out.

"When some readers recite a poem out loud, they begin to distort the naturalness of English, to miss the natural speech stresses that are in the language and thus in the poem, too." - How Poems Move #13, exclusively on our Tumblr

Imagery, it turns out, is enormously difficult to define.

A great feature on how video literature lights up online literary journals (like TriQuarterly). Check out our archive of cinepoetry here: http://bit.ly/1lkvw7H

Check out issue #146 of TriQuarterly, which opens with the beautiful and devastating video essay "Dead Christ" by Brian Bouldrey.

Men in undershirts stare down, toss out wastebaskets of receipts like crumpled moths that keep striving to fly

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