it from my brother years ago and it was one those books I’d never read, a giant Penguin paperback ... reading, which was perhaps the only right way to celebrate this. If I had in fact remapped my brain with my ... to Yugoslavia, the subject of the book. I recognized West’s crisis, too—an early 20th-century version ...
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early on when I was still getting my bearings, asking “How do you report a personal story?" I was ... love with this character of my father, and they know how much his death will impact the rest of my ... I woke up in the morning, read the news, and then wrote two or three pieces about what was happening. ...
into my work in progress. I haven't read much Kundera but have to say that I tend to find some ... a class of 20 year olds? That would be the test. I re-read Women in Love every few years. I'm ... divide people into two lots, back in my graduate school and early teaching days. The ones who dumped on ...
end with a baby, but I didn’t know how it was going to end with a baby. My body was the one going ... cooker for so much of womanhood. It was much harder to understand how the [earlier] pieces of ballet fit ... capture that is profound about the experience of living in so many different bodies. And what are my ...
years. Will Wlizlo responds in the Utne Reader. He writes, “It would seem that painstakingly-crafted ... to voracious readers. To make lengthy reads easier on the eyes, the bookmarklet Readability ... Longreads is an aggregator that links to the web’s best creative non-fiction and investigative journalism. ...
is. How or when did you decide that you were going to write this book, and what was the experience ... emerge from “good bookstores.” I’m curious: How would you describe your book? Jeff Deutsch: In Praise ... architecture, and other topics. What was your research process like? JD: Many of the references throughout the ...
Winter 1995/96
Page 80 from Issue 95 TRIQUARTERLY poetry. I know you can discover much of that reading ... the poetry was, how brutal and lyrical at exactly the same moment. I'd never read anything ... having a conver sation with them; it was much like today. At the end someone asked if I 80 Issue 95 page ...
Page 80 from Issue 38 M.R.: Yes. I like the concept and hope that that is what my work ... they had read it, if they knew how to read, it would have been worse. You know there are some people ... that! Just recently... and this didn't please me, not because I was personally affected but ...
sixties and early seventies, when he was teaching at riot-besieged SUNY Buffalo, as "a time when ... 1 don't know how you could write a book set in 1969 and fail to acknowledge what went on.4? Yet what ... Page 193 from Issue 80 the very indicators of leisurely expansiveness, faith in one's ...
to read. What having e-books available on my phone all the time meant was more spontaneous ... carrying whatever book I was reading in my bag, but if I wasn't going to work or setting out somewhere ... up reading more. My experience with eking out a few extra pages here and there might back that up, ...