hands. Who in the audience wrote nonfiction? Who wrote poems? Who wrote something that was both? Who ... acknowledged as such, we may imagine that the mud flats between nonfiction and poetry offer good feeding ... and nonfiction overlap. There’s a lot one could say about the deep history of the poem and the essay, ...
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psychology, and broadcast it to listeners—not once but, she hopes, a hundred times. In this way, reliability ... (whatever that is), being heard enough times legitimizes your claim, your belief, your story. And once ... creative nonfiction? In this five part TriQuarterly series, five writers of nonfiction and one writer of ...
what I really had in mind was immor tality. Once as a very young boy at a lecture at the Hayden ... wife suggests, that once a young man has solved the problem of how to meet and impress girls, it just ... but the sum total is three short stories.) I decided to try my hand at nonfiction. That term covers ...
the freight bills that had to be paid upon delivery. Neon 5 was ready by this time, and what I needed ... McClure, and Loewinsohn, the first time that the magazine was to have Bay Area writers represented in its ... and Douglas Woolf I also had begun to think that it was time to use the magazine as a place in which ...
the sounds of the plaza, I enter the Library. At once, in an almost physical way, I feel the ... pleased you to be pleased by some work of mine. That never happened, but this time you turn the pages and ... impossible scene. This may be so (I tell myself), but tomorrow I too will be dead and our times will become ...
I managed to spend just a little time in the Irish Perspectives on Creative Nonfiction panel. If truth be ... the second day of Nonfiction Now, graphic memoirist Alison Bechdel, author of the acclaimed Fun Home ... part of her new project is the title. She also worries because she wants to tell everything at once and ...
using every letter of the alphabet once and only once and, to be helpful, supplied a fine opening w.ord: ... Evening Post. I was afraid of imposing on his time, but he seemed to finish his day's work before ... Herbert Gold Thursday, January 1, 1970 Nonfiction Work Issue 17 Print Share Tweet ...
Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters. Since 1985 he has worked primarily in creative nonfiction ... , publishing pieces in Esquire, Redbook, The New York Times, The Nation, The Los Angeles Times, The New Yorker, ... and Dissent. His most recent creative nonfiction has appeared online in Narrative and Brevity. His ...
Nostalgia: because we think of the time we remember as a time we have survived; and, because we dream we have ... incapable of troubling us in the present. We are fond spectators of a calm time, lulling, purged of that ... newspaper photos, magazine photo essays, films and videos, make us feel immortal; not alive as humans once ...
the Touchstone Anthology of Contemporary Creative Nonfiction. He is a New Letters Literary Award ... winner, High Desert Journal Obsidian Prize winner, six-time Pushcart Prize nominee, and finalist for the ... Bakeless Literary Nonfiction Award, the National Magazine Award, Pen Center USA Literary Award and Santa Fe ...
