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tricks? Ursa semper sinister est. And yet, Mrs. Thatcher did say she could do business with him. We could ... pay my airfare and lodging if I go along for a few weeks to translate technical documents and ... wanted to see Russia, I speak the language without ever hav­ ing set foot in its borders, and ...
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Page 80 from Issue 16 introductory music and a slow fading into focus on the scene from the image ... audience psychologically for the second half of the film with its change and development of tone. The ... of the older characters in the film are more adept at handling language and verse than the young ...
Interview

On Language, Power, and Simply Making the Visible Visible: An Interview with Tash Aw

Min Li Chan
Tash Aw
individual is entirely responsible. If you are a failure – if you are poor – it is your fault and yours ... not a news journalist. I’m reacting not to the latest Twitter scandal and how it plays out on the ... work, and reading about the details of their work. The journalists spoke about this as if it was ...
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Page 80 from Issue 11 order and unity to be found are constituted by the imagination. ... unity; poetry tells the mind, as the poem puts it, "that which it wants to hear." Since ... it is for the poet to supply the satisfactions of belief, in his measure and in his style." ...
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falling into the abyss. The cat with the mouse in its mouth is simply passing through.- Charles Simic ... considered only between January 1 and April 1 of each year. Unsolicited work submitted before January 1 will ... biographical note and that you limit your submission to no more than five poems. To subscribe or order a copy, ...
Poetry

Mowing

Stuart Dybek
sanctuaries of jackrabbits and songbirds survive along rusted tracks, and the twittering prairie, in broad ... Mowing Print Pages:  Page 94 from Issue 76 Mowing Stuart Dybek He doesn't mind breathing ... dust; he knows it's a boy's job to mow. Sun centered on his shirtless back, he shoves ...
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Page 157 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY mat ion societies grows or not can perhaps no longer be ... they want to believe-perhaps because it relieves or stimulates them morally or politically. Literature ... best-sellers" by Tom Wolfe, Margaret Atwood and Umberto Eco, litera­ ture has remained a medium bound to its ...
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Page 79 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY Statement and Poem "Translations" Michelle ... words, neither losing nor adding any letters. It is a constraint reputed difficult, but, in fact, no more ... so than Scrabble or crossword puzzles. And, rather than a constraint, I have always felt it to be ...
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cloth tapestries as if they were leafing through a for­ eign newspaper, Cyrillic perhaps, whose signs ... coffee, senora Featherson knew where it was, and what a handsome son, ay, que guapito, un rubio todavia, ... not to wrinkle it. Kisses were exchanged all around, if they could be called that, the women rubbing ...
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Fall 1980
ones who digest cellulose; the more advanced ones culture fungus and moss. I left them, except for the ... wheels became thickly caked with it and shoes became heavy. The wind had cooled the air, so that by ... sunset, entering Wheaton, Illinois, they were grouped more closely rather than strung out, and were able ...

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