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We spoke with David Bradley about the N-word, systemic racism, and whether or not he has a responsibility to write about #Ferguson.

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Orientation

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levelheaded enough since to date I’d been falling in and out of random jobs—in construction, a Montessori ...

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Matt Wood Friday, April 30, 2010 Blog A few weeks ago, Paul Lamere wrote about the kind of statistics Amazon could glean from the reading habits of Kindle users. Since the software can theoretically track every purchase, page turn, and highlight, Amazon ...

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"She asked them to please step out of the car. She was calm. She was polite. She wore a bandanna over the lower half of her face." Great short story by Northwestern University assistant professor Juan Martinez.

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Congratulations to Christine Sneed for winning Chicago Public Library's 2013 Carl Sandburg Award. Read her story, 'The River,' in TriQuarterly: http://triquarterly.org/fiction/river

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Miriam Bird Greenberg writes dystopia with a lilt. Her most recent chapbook, All Night in the New Country (Sixteen Rivers Press), figures postapocalyptic conditions in clear, supple poems.

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"It is early October and we are out for a walk—a grown woman and her father with nothing more pressing to do on a Tuesday afternoon. Life is being lived somewhere else."

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"For every day after that day, they still call him The Groom. And every day after that day, someone points at the groom before telling him, “You miss her.” As if he didn’t." This is a story you need to read: http://bit.ly/1wbNSKV

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If racism in America is on your mind, David Bradley has a challenge for you. He'll be our featured guest at the Chopin Theatre next Saturday. No admission fee, just bring your mind. Details: https://www.facebook.com/events/708875395850046/

We spoke with David Bradley about the N-word, systemic racism, and whether or not he has a responsibility to write about #Ferguson.

Page 80 from Issue 6

Orientation

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"She asked them to please step out of the car. She was calm. She was polite. She wore a bandanna over the lower half of her face." Great short story by Northwestern University assistant professor Juan Martinez.

Congratulations to Christine Sneed for winning Chicago Public Library's 2013 Carl Sandburg Award. Read her story, 'The River,' in TriQuarterly: http://triquarterly.org/fiction/river

Miriam Bird Greenberg writes dystopia with a lilt. Her most recent chapbook, All Night in the New Country (Sixteen Rivers Press), figures postapocalyptic conditions in clear, supple poems.

"It is early October and we are out for a walk—a grown woman and her father with nothing more pressing to do on a Tuesday afternoon. Life is being lived somewhere else."

"For every day after that day, they still call him The Groom. And every day after that day, someone points at the groom before telling him, “You miss her.” As if he didn’t." This is a story you need to read: http://bit.ly/1wbNSKV

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