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Page 177 from Issue 43

seems even more pertinent today:] Technique seems to come a little too soon for many young American ... pesky things, and we are a nation of poetic geniuses. The amount scribbled today in the name of 177 ... Ralph Ellison's novel-in-progress (we would be fortunate enough to print more from it later) ...
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Page 566 from Issue 43

dedicated to you of African ancestry.... We feature the new young Black poets and writers; we feature your ... history and heritage; we feature a review of current books about Africans and Afro-Americans." ... poetry. Its contributors have included Upward Bound and prison poets, members of the Watts Writers ...
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More recognition of TQO authors, this time for short-shorts

Karen Zemanick
Karen Zemanick Wednesday, May 18, 2011 Blog Wifleaf, an online lit mag featuring “[very] short ... fiction,” defined as less than 1000 words, has released its selection of the fifty best examples of 2011. ... online magazines that are soliciting and publishing good very short fiction. Some are well-known ...
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Jane Hamilton: Interview

Cheryl Reed
a writer astray, and we can lose the pleasure of what fiction does best--   Flannery O’Connor said that ... fiction writer with that character? JH: I wanted to write a short book, a puff—and it turned out to be ... everyone believes he or she can write, even if they don’t read or have little training as a writer? Why do ...
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Page 286 from Issue 8

combinational impulse has barely entered fictional arts, although certain writers (Barthelme and Doctorow) would ... contemplated deeply enough the formal possibilities of the novelistic format. The point is that fiction today ... and if they have not dealt with these touchstones, how can any of them respond to a fiction that might ...
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Page 105 from Issue 86

Page 105 from Issue 86 We still feature formal poems, like sonnets and sestinas, as well. But we ... finer things, in the largest sense. And therefore you object that poems by today's writers ... express themselves in individual ways, and we agree with them that not all structures have to be ...
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More from AWP: On long form poetry and political engagement

Eric Webb
with political assertions, minute exploration of a subject, and the ambition of the poet. We call the ... Thursday featured Gary Jackson, Alison Meyers, Rita Dove, and Yusef Komunyakaa, not all of whom we might ... I have been considering tackling; today I want to address what inspired me. As I wrote in the previous ...
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Page 183 from Issue 83

Winter 1991/92
Page 183 from Issue 83 The City as Text: New York and the American Writer Morris Dickstein for ... Alfred Ka?:in If the Ciry is a text, how shall we read it?- Joyce Carol Oates' Cities are ... cities are too new to carry this weight of symbolic meaning. We have no modern urban texts powerful ...
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Spring/Summer 1991
distinguished quarterly will soon celebrate 20 years of publishing the finest new poetry, fiction, essays and ... art. � New Letters Review of Books The tabloid companion to New Letters features reviews, essays and ... interviews with writers such as Mary Gordon, Walker Percy and Leon Edel. it. New Letters on the Air This ...

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