Salwa Halloway Tuesday, October 30, 2018 Interview Movement and the encounter of those considered ... literature in the lives of the dispossessed. My interview with van der Vliet Oloomi was conducted last spring ... had been banished from. I did a great deal of walking. I catalogued space, documented the movement of ...
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Just Said ‘I Love You’”, Rosemurgy canvasses human self-importance wryly: “What more is there to say? ... accessible and disorienting for the reader, much like the negative image of the doll imprinted on the cover ... collection. Patience, because he allows himself ample space to work through the poems—as Dobyns said in a 2004 ...
Page 80 from Issue 78 book, like the others before it-except that this one was based, con ... have both Arthur and Jonathan-the two men he loved most in the world-read his new book so that they ... would then see how much he cared, how much he loved them. And when they'd both read the story, ...
Crime and Punishment Print Pages: Page 99 from Issue 118 Marilyn Campbell and Curt Columbus Crime ... Schmidt; movement by Shade Murray and stage manager David Castellanos. Lights up on a small space, many ... levels. The space is surrounded by windows and has doors on the upstage wall. A desk, a small cot, and two ...
Summer 2003
Page 340 from Issue 116 ebbs and flows in the turning space before the main entrance. The Sig nal ... is always transitional, the organization of space provisional. The western range of buildings on the ... choruses, a verita ble spaghetti-junction of alarm calls. Upminster is on guard; even the wildlife is ...
Page 92 from Issue 80 GOLDEN HAIR MIDSUMMER 1990 Is it the hair that screams (screeches) is it the ... infer of compassion or contemplation, or an unimaginable space where clouds paddle before us across the ... splattered wall. 92 Issue 80 page ...
leads finally not to something found but to an awareness of loss, the loss of a woman scarcely loved ... ever-diminishing space of Russia, European capitals and finally the one small town of Fialta, and through a time ... hopeless meetings" that "something lovely, delicate, and unrepeatable was being wasted: ...
Chicago
Chicago's past had just begun, as the city developed from a mere road-junction to a huge metropolis in only ... Britannica article of 1910, who especially praised Chicago's parks as public spaces tied to ...
road-junction to a huge metropolis in only a few years. The layering of history since 1871 is evident in many ... parks as public spaces tied to a certain way of life common in many immigrant neighborhoods. Constructed ...
across space and time to include not just the despair of John Edgar Wideman, middle, class black man ... the "death camps" of slavery and its aftermath. Wideman remarked in his interview ... The legacy of slavery and segregation creates a compact at once negative and positive. "To ...
