on your life with bulging cheeks and could be in itself happy and a great man; but the other part is ... Page 99 from Issue 117 unstoppable, destructive, absurd questing for an imaginary beatitude.16 ... living with his parents instead of alone with his writing. Let' ters like the following one to ...

yet we chose to love there, as if to dare that world to wake. 54 Issue 80 page ... Page 54 from Issue 80 Questions of Love Why in the darkened alleyway did we choose to grope for ... you touched your hand, your mouth fierce against my neck. There, on the brick, our bodies scrawled ...

Page 118 from Issue 80 Prosaic Chekhov: Metadrama, the Intelligentsia, and Uncle Vanya Gary Saul ... much self-importance.-Chekhov, letter to Suvorin,' November 27, 1889; S, p. 197 Chekhov was ... superior (letter to Suvorin, December 27, 1889; S, p. 203). He believed in self­ reliance and ...

1944 it still had the quality of a self-contained New England community, rather than the rive gauche ... scene of coffee­ houses, bistros, boutiques, street musicians, and astrological head shops that it is ... common people.") The world-renowned German classicist Werner Jaeger inspired overflowing lecture ...

full. Grandpa always said it was a wealthy man who took a full stomach to bed. She began searching high ... it." Clar­ ence offered her a stained handkerchief which smelled of crank­ case oil. 80 Issue 51 page ... Page 80 from Issue 51 mindful of an infinity of liquor; a boyish face frozen into a mask of ...