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TriQuarterly will not resume reading unsolicited submissions until October 1, 2001. In the meantime all ... manuscripts will be returned unread. We wish all writers well and look forward to reading their work next ... "Tusk" (TQ 105). The following poems will appear in Best American Poetry 2000: Erin Belieu's ...
Interview

Metaphor Magicalism: An Interview with Taylor Byas

Taylor Byas
Starr Davis
I would take a step further to say that being confessional and talking openly about what we experience is ... accessible to you, to your stories? And for those of us poets who might struggle with form (* coughs guiltily ... example, there’s a way that those repeated opening lines of each sonnet initiate a new opportunity for ...
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Keeping up with technology

Karen Zemanick
opportunities. Follow them at @NPRJobs. NPR also introduced a hashtag for job seekers. When you’re on Twitter ... renting textbooks for Kindle readers. After the rental expires, students can still keep any notes they ... make in the margins while reading. Amazon is promoting rental as a better option than buying books and ...
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Page 185 from Issue 99

get to your shit fairly easy. Secondly, the routine structure of the institu­ tion got knocked around ... Page 185 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY Electric Latches Things tensed up more than usual, in the ... camp, when rumors of the shakedown were confirmed. In the first place, your stuff wasn't ...
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Page 77 from Issue 99

Jeopardy as we downed the consoling cocktails. "I can stop watching Jeopardy whenever I feel like ... Page 77 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY lowed poor Melly into oblivion. My friend Laetitia Oracle was ... roboticide is on the books as a capital offense, so the monster had been put down. We were left now, two old ...
Craft Essay

Put a Dog in There: Poetry and the Power of Concrete Nouns

Julie Marie Wade
want to read about your dog dying. We’ve all got problems.” “So is that how we feel about this poem? ... poetry class, and there was a moment where he seemed to forget we were having an interview at all. He was ... rewrite the definition of a noun. Expand, they said, because we were ready. I studied with great suspicion ...
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Promoting small presses and poetry

Karen Zemanick
of the Poetry Foundation, about the organization Hey Small Press!. Here’s who they are: We are Hey ... libraries. The poet John Keene has served as this month’s guest Twitter author for the Poetry Foundation. For ... lines or whole poems. As National Poetry Month wraps up, he tweets, “We rapidly approach the end of this ...
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Summer Reading: TriQuarterly Staff Edition

Matt Carmichael
interviews with various types of poets, fans of poetry and people who absolutely hate poetry. Must-read ... we thank them!   Patrick Bernhard's Picks: The best story involving edgy hospital humor:  ... God On A Sunday Morning” by Bernard Matambo is a vital read because of how it explores the difficulty ...
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Page 57 from Issue 100

Fall 1997
mouth wide open, as you dozed, and yes, you do snore, and then quite by accident, a gnat flies past your ... twittering lips. And you realize you are still clothed in your Sunday best, because of the tribute at the ... Page 57 from Issue 100 TRIQUARTERLY Armstrong's birthday-and hours of enchanting reading ...
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Ruled Out

Gretchen Kalwinski
a pension plan. Other people can help you a bit, but ­essentially you're on your own. ­Nobody is making ... a writer's a good idea. 
Don't have children.
 Don't read your reviews. Diana Athill: Read it aloud ... or being publicly obnoxious will ever add up to your being a writer. Writers write. On you go. 
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