a serious relationship). But what interests me is the larger question the story raises: Does it matter if ... has said, “tell me what you think.” So I am thinking about the facts of that night, and whether facts ... and me? Would this become a “class narrative,” an account of a scholarship kid’s misguided effort to ...
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selves are sometimes stuck in the past. TQ: The story reminds me: I once participated in a workshop ... with anxiety and self-esteem issues. TQ: This makes me want to interject: we are told so often that ... she’s become more present in the world, and therefore more connected to it. TQ: I do share one thing in ...
that computer fonts generally correct for this anyway. Using Twitter may help me overcome the two-space ... Matt Wood Monday, July 26, 2010 Blog Mary Laur, an editor for The Chicago Manual of Style, says ... part of her job is fielding the inevitable questions. Just like anyone who works in IT is charged with ...
Southeast Asian works. But a guest editor is just that, and is expected to be on his good behavior. Is there ... I arrived in Japan to take up my visiting lectureship there in 1956, I was told a story about William ... standard question, "What was your first impression of Japan?" Now whenever that question ...
me start by saying that this collection absolutely crushed me. It was gorgeous and heartbreaking. ... turmoil of my ancestors, their love and resilience? Diving into this sea of collective trauma allowed me ... amplifying the collective memory and the lives we live every day. TQ: There are several interesting points in ...
Healing happens when we look down the barrel of the painful truths. TQ: I am thinking of how you drove ... sends you searching for possibility, and isn’t that fun? TQ: In this collection, many poems reference ... really moves me about her, the knowledge that she will be there, never having to doubt or question it ...
they do not want me to kill and so I don't ever anymore. I am finished with that. But I watch ... Page 97 from Issue 80 "Did you ever think there was a reason why you tried to talk to ... is nothing wrong with that. It is the babies that cry out for revenge. I hear their voices always ...
queer identity is polarizing, leading me to privilege black over queer. When I speak of this person, I’m ... it was too late: this is where I am at this moment in time. I write: there’s an allegiance to black ... — there was always that modification, the Black before the queer, the person of color after the queer, ...
Page 162 from Issue 80 tute the highest thought of which that period or generation is capable. The ... inebriate purveyor of fashionable novelties, many were grateful and willing to follow his lead. Setting ... aside questions of motive or presumption, there are critical issues involved in the very notion of an ...
little fringe stories that were forgotten almost as soon as they were published but absolutely drew me ... stories first. Those contemporaneous records gave me a greater sense of New York as a constantly-shifting ... as possible was a better way—for me—of bringing my own ghost-version of the city to life. TQ: This ...