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Page from Issue 80 TriQuarterly is pleased to announce that the second winner of the biennial ... poems, The Weight of the Body, was published in 1989. (The prize alternates by years with the William ... Justice.) TQ welcomes the submission of fiction and poetry manuscripts between October 1 and April 30. MSS ...
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Page 64 from Issue 80

Page 64 from Issue 80- At home or far away, here or on the way back from the store- Behind an ... life increased, Until I realized that I'd been driving down these streets for sixteen years ... about to lift, a language just about to start- Meandered into consciousness; but by and large ...
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An Interview with George Saunders

Cara Suglich
four-year-old who’s in a bad mood. And you’re trying to distract the kid so she doesn’t start screaming. And ... collections. I only discovered Saunders’s work relatively recently. I read “Victory Lap” for the first time ... to rise. That’s your approach. TQ: Do you use research differently in non-fiction? GS: You go out ...
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To Hell with 2016: An Interview with Ben Fountain

Erin Branning Keogh
a second such revolution. TQ:  In reading this book and simply reading or hearing the news day to day, it ... American Dreams” chapter of the book. TQ:  Your book was released the same week as the Brett ... our instinct is to retreat into the perceived safety of the tribe. TQ:  As I read this book, ...
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Page 36 from Issue 80

Page 36 from Issue 80 Joanie: Moncton, 1946 Slight and blond, she watches from the stair, Her face ... too serious for her ten years. From the front room below, as though far off, She hears her ... couldn't she Remember last year, how ill that child had been? And, as though embedded in the dark, Her ...
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Page 164 from Issue 80

longer reads such material. For him, 164 Issue 80 page ... Page 164 from Issue 80 important would have been finally to believe that what others liked or ... intellectuals today suppose. The recently published correspon­ dence of Walter Benjamin and Gershom Scholem ...
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David Bradley: Interview

Adrienne Gunn
Bradley read to a packed house at the Chopin Theater in Chicago from his TQ essay “ Eulogy for Nigge r,” ... ideas—don’t you feel pressure to get your ideas out there? DB: No. TQ: To impact social change? DB: I don’t ... I do. Because I’m pissed off. I don’t expect people... TQ: So you don’t expect people who heard you read ...
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F 79 #47 W80 #48 Spr 80 #49 F 80 #50 W81 #51 Spr 81 #52 F 81 #53 W 82 #54 Spr 82 #55 F 82 #56 W83 #57 ... General issue Spr/Sum 85 TQ 20: Twentieth-anniversary issue 109 Cumulative Index: 1-100 page ...
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An Interview with Sharon Harrigan

Leigh Camacho Rourks
Sharon Harrigan
surprising, strange, and beautiful, and it’s one of the best books I’ve read in years. TQ: One of the most ... commands the weather as easily as he commands absolute obedience and loyalty. I read it in one day. It is ... also a page-turner, but, you’re right, we are sometimes taught at MFA programs or elsewhere that it is ...
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Page 74 from Issue 80

Page 74 from Issue 80 Two Poems Peter Marcus Do You Remember? He comes across the street against ... dungarees, a denim shirt untucked. Then something in the second day of stubble, the almost, hardened tongues ... of matted hair­ he is betrayed before he reaches us. Do you remember them, from years ago? They came ...

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