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Page 561 from Issue 78

Page 561 from Issue 78 Rodriguez's Myopia Leo Masliah Rodriguez came into the waiting ... a lighted lamp; the lamp was topped by a pale yellow lampshade featuring a picture of a boat. In the picture ... difficult to determine whether that form had been sought intentionally or whether it was a mere figment of ...
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Page 621 from Issue 23-24

18th century. The one is founded on a belief in the sanctity and perfectability of men, the other on ... their infinite capacity for mischief. Radicals usually take their stand on the principles of the ... 19th-century novels as The Pioneers, John Neal's Rachel Dyer, Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter, ...
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Page 43 from Issue 95

Winter 1995/96
the orig­ inal letter has not been found.) Tolstoy assumed, quite rightly, that his American ... text of the original has not been changed. 55. John H. Stotsenburg, "What Would Tolstoy ... tomakh, vol. 71, p. 306-10. (Text from a typewritten copy of the letter in the archive of A. S. Chertkov; ...
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Prospect, Ms., More, and Psychology Today, in multiple anthologies, and on her blogs. She has been featured ... Contributor Deborah Siegel is the author of  Sisterhood, Interrupted: From Radical Women to Grrls ... A PhD in English and American Literature, she is a Visiting Scholar in Gender and Sexuality Studies at ...
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Page 596 from Issue 107-108

activity. Yours truly Leo Tolstoy. 3.IX 1904. Tolstoy had expressed his deep admiration for the activities ... and writing of Lucy Mallory to several American visitors (many of whom had not previ­ ously heard of ... maxims, sketches and short pieces selected and arranged for the days of each month in the year. The ...
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Page 150 from Issue 80

A scene of quiet work begins. Astrov, too, has worked here; it has been his refuge. He has often re­ ... fourth act has been one of departure; the Serebryakovs have left, and we expect Astrov to leave as well. ... Page 150 from Issue 80 of anyone to appreciate the equivalent scene in Uncle Vanya, which is not ...
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Page 481 from Issue 135-136

Stumacher's fic­ tion has appeared in Best New American Voices, the Massachusetts Review, and the Sun, and was ... Wildness. The recip­ ient of several Illinois Arts Council grants as well as grants from The Leo S. Guth­ ... man Fund, Seaman has received The James Friend Memorial Award for Literary Criticism, the Writer ...
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Page 158 from Issue 7

Jack Smith's Flaming Creatures, "has the old cliche of European romanticism-the ... geometrique" invades thought, as well as art and personal feeling. And the need to cast a cold eye on life and ... description of the new novelists in the Levi-Strauss piece is pretty ambiguous: "their search for an ...
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Page 223 from Issue 83

Winter 1991/92
an American; I got a practical American car, an '80 Chevy Citation, an X-car (General Motors ... the ads promised it would endure eleven brutal Scandinavian winters, and maybe eleventy-seven American ... years, and while I was puzzled by the briefest warranty ever dared, six months ("What do you ...
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Letters, Joyland, Notre Dame Review, Fiction International, Pleiades, Hobart, African American Review, ... others. He has an MFA from the University of Notre Dame where he was the Fiction Fellow and the 2007 ... Sparks Prize Winner. He also has a PhD in Literature and Creative Writing from USC where he was a FLAS ...

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