brings me to another question: about how religion and the fact of being Jewish function in this story ... to interrogate our obligations to each other. TQ: Right, so the question becomes, what do we really ... knew what was happening. And that interested me because we are all witnesses in one way or another. TQ ...
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character's-attention. When we learn to look in this unex pected but always discernible locale, we become practiced in ... seeing what is always before our eyes. The experience of reading thus becomes a lesson in the normal ... Page 130 from Issue 80 to know what really caused the events of the period, that it is only ...
first for you? Was poetry your first love? KR: For sure, poetry. My parents always read to me, which is ... always been this bonkers? So to me, his poem—and this is my interpretation as someone living through and ... they really the things that matter the most?” A lot of people have told me that they find my collection ...
Page 80 from Issue 43 quarterly and the general literary magazine, containing not only essays and ... reviews but stories and poems), we may find in it a poem, a story, or an essay that we have long regarded ... editor, but the archetypal literary periodical is Pierre Bayle's Nouvelles de fa Republique des ...
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Page 80 from Issue 92 TRIQUARTERLY because of the way you dressed, came over to your table ... hurled at a fool. But not tonight. Tonight I ask too many questions of the woman I stand with, her blond, ... offer on her jacket, as if donning it might make me clear enough to understand if our marriage had ...
interested in these shifts as the mode of address always changes. TQ: Can you talk about any practices, ... writing. TQ: Am I right that THRESHOLES began as a series of blog posts for Coffee House Press, ... What have they to do with me? I already have a PhD. I am not interested in mastery. At the same time, ...
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 ... 1995. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland. * * * Brooks Haxton's new collection of poems, The Sun ...
Page 203 from Issue 80 and artfulness to the extent of wrestling acutely with the historical ... questions it raises. There is, as Barth himself suggests in his essay "The Literature of ... Goldsmith's collection Writing the Female Voice: Essays on Epistolary Literature (Boston: Northeastern ...
1925, which leads me to believe that at least a few of the earlier winners may have also known how to ... recently, this spring, I was visiting writer at Columbia College. TQ: Everybody is always quick to label ... leading the pack out of the recession. TQ: It’s almost voyeuristic in a way, in that people who don’t know ...
day and me sitting down and here’s the blank page— TQ: Which would be terrifying. MS: Right! Instead, ... it’s the best. TQ: I had to stop listening to 2nd Story and The Moth on the way to work, because, you ... am I doing here with punctuation? TQ: With your voice? MS: Yeah! Like, the pause that just happened— ...