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Spring / Summer 1989
fiction and poems written during Solidarity and martial law. Tadeusz Konwicki, Jan Prokop and others, with ... photos and graphic works. 128 pp. Vol. 2, Prose from Spain: recent fiction and essays, plus an interview ... and Matthew Owens. 224 pp. $6.95 #59 The American Blues: fiction by Ward Just, Joyce Carol Oates, ...
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Page 98 from Issue 30

of writing. But does a critic have to commit himself to anyone currently operating mode of fiction ... ? My own view is that he does not. The forms of fiction are constantly mutating, if not evolving, and ... orthodoxy for an old one. Fiction comes to us as a product-we have had ample reminders of the materi­ ality ...
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Page 105 from Issue 30

contemporary English fiction (and perhaps over-valued the American works I was studying). But I think that some ... "living" fiction, and by way of an answer I have preferred to demonstrate a few of the problems involved. ... critics to expose themselves to contemporary fictions, not with a view to speedy classification with ...
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Page 308 from Issue 33

ingrained literary habit. Whereas modernist fiction presupposed the solid existence of its bourgeois ... adversary and the clear-cut determinacy of that adversary's ideology, for postmodernist fiction no ... adversary presents itself in so coherent and usable a form. The social context of modernist fiction was ...
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Page 335 from Issue 26

fictions that is likely to seem to us most striking, for the fictions do not seem particularly ... existential cry. It is by ob­ serving the differences between the fictions that we might assume what I believe ... by pointing to the similarities between the fictions that we might assume what I also believe to be ...
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Page 351 from Issue 26

during the lifetime of William Randolph Hearst? New fiction may be more responsive than much previous ... fiction to the discontin­ uous and surreal, the bizarre and the aberrant in current society. But it simply ... the cause of the newness of new fiction. Rather than attempting to explain new fiction by social fact ...
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Page 219 from Issue 82

Lip­ stick," appeared in TQ #81. Peter Trachtenberg has published short fiction in Chicago, ... He has won the Nelson Algren Award for Short Fiction and an Artist's Fellowship in Fiction ... 1990), which received the National Book Award for fiction. He is a professor of English at the University ...
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Amy Stuber

Contributor Amy Stuber's fiction has appeared most recently in American Short Fiction, The ... Contributions Issue 156 Summer / Fall 2019 Monday, July 15, 2019 Fiction Corvids and Their Allies Amy Stuber ...
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Page from Issue 59 New Poetry and Fiction Indiana Review Philip Appleman Ellen Bass James ... Bertolino Raymond Carver Michael Martone Lisel Mueller Linda Past an PeterWild David Young All fiction ... submissions are eligible for the annual Indiana Review Fiction Award. 1983-84 judge: Mary Robison 316 N. ...
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literature: fiction by Amos Oz, David Shahar, Yehuda Amichai, Pinchas Sadeh, A.B. Yehoshua. Poetry by Amichai, ... Fiction VI: Sean Connolly, Paul Theroux, Mary Morris, Joyce Carol Oates, Michael Anania, Cynthia Ozick, ... Virgil Burnett, Joseph McElroy and fourteen more. 280 pp. $4.25 #41 Longer Fiction: novellas by Charles ...

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