know she is a normal. Or can he tell? What are the ways she reveals her dullness? Has she done it ... something horrific to happen to someone else, as long as it doesn’t happen to you—to you or to your family. ... imagines his to be. It strikes her as a bit ridiculous. He’s wearing what should be a children’s lunch ...
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or ceramicists. What does it mean to you like to write through other mediums, or write people who are ... in a nonlinear way. What role do you see time playing within the narration of your stories? AP: This ... working on next, or what kind of projects are you interested in currently? AP: I've been working on ...
I read this. I find what I didn’t see before. I think that’s part of what makes a classic. It can be read ... journalism—what’s left of it—you can find subtext, and the reason it matters is that the subtext carries meaning, ... cigarette in her mouth. News can make a person stupid. It can make you think you can do something. So I ask ...
applications. You can say it’s hobbled because it doesn’t multitask in the technical sense of the word, but even ... if it did run multiple programs simultaneously, the screen size means you can only look at one thing ... ’re composing open when you switch to another app so when you come back you can pick up your work. It’s tedious ...
190). She understands that something is wrong, but not what would be right. We first see her in Act ... that the estate can be well-managed, has been replaced by a purely whimsical approach to time: Marina ... Page 141 from Issue 80 by allowing her to speak a truth so unintentionally understated as to be ...
can see and touch—or at least something you can imagine seeing and touching, possibly something you ... a grasshopper or a flamingo, though it doesn’t have to be an animal at all. What it has to be is something you ... chin. I can almost see it, puddle of sound on the floor. “Sometimes you just want to tell them to put ...
just dicier when you work with kids. I get it, but it can also be very restrictive. TQ: What are you ... puts you in an interesting position. What was it like to push your main character so hard?! SM: I don’t ... to imagine it looks just as noticeable and repulsive as it did after the accident. If you’ve ever ...
Page 60 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY her well-being, and will do everything they can to make sure no ... I'm being as straight with you as you are with me. That is a remote possibility, isn't it? At ... least you know for sure now that General Villanueva is in circula tion. Now, I think you had something ...
looking after peasants? SONYA: I don't see how one can help doing it. Wait a bit, you11 get ... passion ate romance, which is to say, it can be redeemed only by exceptional moments. Consequently, when ... Page 142 from Issue 80 Attention, after all, is a limited resource, and most of what we do occurs ...
references to other literature which seems to be its own deep research. How did you decide what belonged on ... this summer to see if I could learn how a work this resistant to form and genre and (as you can by now ... suffer. And every time I return to writing, something in me suffers. I can barely tolerate it, so I write ...