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Page 204 from Issue 80 20. Juan Francisco Guevara, Argentina y su sombra (Buenos Aires: Edicion ... see my essay "Translating the Unspeakable" in Open Magazine (Westfield, NJ), #5, ... Introduction, Walter Benjamin, Illuminations, trans. Harry Zohn, ed. Hannah Arendt (New York: Harcourt, Brace ...
Page 36 from Issue 80 Joanie: Moncton, 1946 Slight and blond, she watches from the stair, Her face ... and down the stairs And all the other children and no money, Never enough money for the nurse She ... should have had- wouldn't he understand, Couldn't he see how weary she always was, How ...
Facebook and Twitter? Can we co-opt the dark powers they have set in motion and use them to prolong our own ... Phillip Lopate Monday, April 11, 2011 Craft Essay This essay, adapted for TriQuarterly Online, was ... entire panel is available here. We are always trying to sneak a peek ahead at the effects that new ...
unchosen. He must have made up his mind then. What if he said, I don't see Him here, we ... Page 51 from Issue 80 Gethsemane He had nerve enough to follow, dogging His heels, for what? To ... learn a new vocabulary, a prayer, down there in yellow iris that smelled like carcass? He came back ...
Page 208 from Issue 80 goat, this identification naturalizes the bomb, making it seem as natural- ... suageable desire to inflict what we cannot avoid. * * * The most direct expressions of this otherwise ... linkage between the bomb and children appears most strikingly, for instance, in the stories chosen through ...
Page 78 from Issue 80 and crotch till we were sexless, placeless, the whole damp mesh of who we ... cast off easily as clothing into the blurred shapes of a single fluency. Was this some new phase of ... their affliction? The effect of yet some new device- to make them go on dreaming, even now, some version ...
