I woke up in the morning, read the news, and then wrote two or three pieces about what was happening. ... looping. To read Lilly Dancyger’s memoir is to travel along the arc of a specific loss through her eyes: as ... echoes of absence with its corollary—presence: the persistent ache of loss and its many layers. To read ...
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Page 65 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY employment seldom lasted long in the profession-but there was ... reading of the stiff news, paper report, though it bored him intolerably to hear her lively voice pick its ... no stipulation that he be cruel about it, this rupture of a relationship so recently begun, and with ...
this, like, power or whatever?” Mary says. No one else in the waiting room pays them any mind. No one ... Florida Girl Kidnaps Girl from Hospital Waiting Room The emergency goes on, but no one believes ... her about it anymore. Mary waits in the ER waiting room every Thursday from noon—the elementary ...
sure: she's been gone so long now there's no way to find out. Most of the time now, in ... Page 99 from Issue 125 sent away because his mind was feeble. It probably was true but nobody said ... to my mother, faint praise, said to her at one point, "Diana, I just think that hairdo is ...
full-length collection of stories, How They Were Found, often seem to be separated from the rest of the world ... physical features are revealed. Little information is provided about their past. They are just there, ... searching—or, as the book’s title suggests, waiting to be found. This is not to say that the prose itself is ...
grove, and after walking over green and yellow sea sand, little stones that seemed attached to no one, ... living room and wait because I liked serving them. Life as a girl in a Mexican family can be very ... beautiful. She would have had long feet and a bad temper. The Stars Are Green Tonight We walked under the ...
Contributors Print Pages: Page 265 from Issue 80 Contributors Guest Editor Mary Kinzie has ... 1990). His collection of prose, Out of Eden: Essays on Modem Art, will be pub- 265 Issue 80 page Tuesday, ... poetry and on reading fiction have appeared in the American Poetry Review, Antaeus and Modem Philology. ...
a collective-minded poetics can hold. Gumbo Ya Ya by Aurielle Marie: At the center of Marie’s project is a Black, ... a collective-oriented poetics: “Promise meaning a poem so beautiful, I must not be tragically Black | however drowned ... words will ring in my head long after my reading: “memory is another form of debt.” Additional recent ...
not a bad thing, there’s no denying it has altered (ruined?) our collective attention span. We are ... Aharon Shabtai – Poetry should be provocative. I mean, just read this. Nicanor Parra – Everything is ... work is clear, focused, and devastating. Look no further than his landmark collection Belfast ...