simple language. Here I am thinking about poems like “Advent” or “The Choice.” What do you see your ... clear to me what was required, from an intellectual standpoint at least, to be a poet. I was going ... something you feel is central to being a poet? NK: Loss—but hope after loss... I don’t think there is such ...
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that's about it. I wish we at least spoke the language. The natives seem friendly enough, but you ... Page 45 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY vate. You don't need to worry about anything. Vic is ... under reconstruction. Parts of it closed off. Catacombs well worth seeing. Had there been a massive ...
Let's wait and see what Vic can do for us before we decide. I'm not going back up aboveground ... Feathersons on our side, it's going to be a cinch. A matter of a few weeks at most now. Would you ... work has mostly been in order. What remains is to tie up the loose ends. It wasn't as much of ...
that's true. A lot of people have commented: "You can't eat page views, so how does being ... everyone's heard of it, you'll make a fortune, but it is a necessary precursor that your work be ... well-known help you earn a living as a writer?" It's true; however, it's very hard to monetise ...
history and what history might have been.” Maybe implicit in what you asked has something to do with the ... this is where criticism has its uses: criticism as love can challenge us to be more compassionate ... self, others or the Other, has something to do, I don’t know what, both with the dream of a collective ...
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Be a fly on the wall." "We can be flies together," he says. It is not ... Page 208 from Issue 92 TRIQUARTERLY me, lingers for a moment as if she has something to add but ... cannot remember what it could have been, and then she leaves. Mr. Arnette swings the rocking chair around ...
stills. “From here you can see the lights of the city,” he whispers, like he’s about to share something of ... ignored it. “You just need to make something,” she said, and let herself imagine his childhood. Maybe ... third time. “Documenting your life. It would be good for the agency. Free exposure. You won’t even ...
here forever by herself. I can't see a thing out of the big window. It is as if someone has ... commandments. Everybody has something "to serve and protect," even if it's just ... is. Essie (I can see this now as she moves around the would-be living room tidying up, then putting ...
Claire. You can read one of his latest essays in the January issue of Brevity. JT: Who or what inspired ... something I tried in a previous anthology, You Must Be This Tall to Ride: Contemporary Writers Take You ... wouldn’t it be nice to be able to have a conversation with the author whose work you’ve just read?” And so, ...
reporters, witnesses, or observers: what one might call the E-Y-E. And it made me wonder. Apart from our ... narrator/persona—what Church refers to as a “lens through which you see the world.” Because my body of work ranges from ... even more) an aesthetic concern as a personal one. *** The right voice can reveal what it’s like to ...