a fair one. translated by Norman Thomas di Giovanni in collaboration with the author 199 Issue 25 page ... Page 199 from Issue 25 true-to-life fiction of Defoe—which use no other method than the long ...
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plausible. translated by Norman Thomas di Giovanni in collaboration with the author 215 Issue 25 page ... Page 215 from Issue 25 The words are many, but the word is One. In a third story, the initial ...
meaning is the same. translated by Norman Thomas di Giovanni in collaboration with the author The ... Page 194 from Issue 25 If the third were my case, I would like to survive in the "Con¬ ... been given him to write. The dreary mythology of our time speaks of the subconscious or, what is even ...
writing a story; but I let myself go. At least I do my best. di Giovanni: May I read a question? Borges ... Borges: Well, why not? di Giovanni: Because this is the most incredible question. "Last year you ... : And I'll try to find an answer. di Giovanni: I don't think you need answer this. ...
co-editor Mary Kinzie consulting editor Norman Thomas di Giovanni associate editor Elliott Anderson managing ... Page from Issue 25 TriQuarterly Number Twenty-five • Fall 1972 %J editor Charles Newman guest ... Kacyn Debbie Petranek TriQuarterly is an international journal of arts, letters, and opinion published ...
Page 461 from Issue 25 Bourbaki, Nicholas, 219. Chinese Boxes, see "Mirrored ... America, 69. "Enigma Variations" (Elgar), 333. Examples in philosophy, 7, 5, 12; ... "Venus," 147. Godel, Kurt, xix. Holy of Holies, 175; contents listed, 176ff. I, i- James, M. R., 333. Jews, ...
your name; Six feet of ground are now your shred of fame. translated by Norman Thomas di Giovanni The ... things Have changed and more will change, without an end, Until a certain day when I will write Of you ... sea Before our human dream (or terror) wove Mythologies, cosmogonies, and love, Before time coined its ...
star"—which is quite fine in its own way. di Giovanni: "Do you think that the presence of Ortega ... Giovanni: "What is mythology to the writer?" Borges:... I am trying to think, and ... Page 451 from Issue 25 springs, of course, from the fact that it is not merely a Germanic tongue ...
fortiter, no? Sin strongly. And then in the end you'll be a saint. di Giovanni: "Could you ... question that I have utterly forgotten. How does it run? di Giovanni: "... and shed light on the ... other symbols—because I'm already a bit tired of my pet symbols. di Giovanni ...
, and in fact I should know something about it. di Giovanni: Borges, would you like "to say ... Page 459 from Issue 25 They made it very clear that if they were peronistas, it was because it ... suited their convenience, because he was filling their pockets. And I had to live all through that time ...
