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Page 171 from Issue 67

Fall 1986
Page 171 from Issue 67 down the wrecked, empty street, into a building almost out of sight, with ... its furniture exposed like guts, behind its gashed walls. Michele was squeezing tubes of gouache onto ... elimination, and now I had no home, unless this glaring valley was my home; or Michele-whose angry ...
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Page 90 from Issue 107-108

Page 90 from Issue 107-108 TRIQUARTERLY line used to take a steep dive right after LaSalle Street ... and descend into the cities, neighborhoods stacked on top of one another, deep into the earth, like ... and all that. Now the subway just flies right over, Jackson Boulevard, Monroe. People up here ...
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Page 169 from Issue 137

Page 169 from Issue 137 views with Seamus Heaney (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2008). He lives ... appeared in literary journals and maga­ zines including Boulevard, Massachusetts Review, Prairie Schooner, ... Failure, won the 2008 Pulitzer Prize. The poems in this issue will appear in his new book, The God of ...
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Page 43 from Issue 1964-fall

Page 43 from Issue 1964-fall What is said of Tasso in the drama itself-that he tends to withdraw ... Lord's residences across the Auvergne, in Le Puy or Issoire or Brioude, and then to recall the sanctuary ... particular mantle? Michel­ angelo is reported to have said, contemptuously, of this manner of painting that ...
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Page 28 from Issue 21

Page 28 from Issue 21 Naething to see-you sudna ha'e far to gang For an analogy frae your ... feelin' That, gin it but chose, it could tell you a thing or twa; That, as the French pit it, Il connut le ... a day that was ga'en to be Oppressively het wi' thunder later Used to egg-on ...
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Page 371 from Issue 23-24

ANO "Tl-le 5Pfi2fT /..EFT AT ONCE FOil. HOI.l.YWOOD ••_ 371 Issue 23-24 page ... Page 371 from Issue 23-24 REMEMBER WHEN PRESENTS (iJrll et�1 TN. 'TWO-�tSr'O ... HEADOIJlV'lTl!t:IS � HIS WA�/MI! •••. IfIlX'EN UNDE�OUNCI IN OESOLATE, FOQ.�TEH WILOWooO ...
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Page 43 from Issue vol1-no2

Page 43 from Issue vol1-no2 habitual looking, but only through learning to see at once naively and ... things in our merely physical en­ vironment. So organized are our routine responses that we hardly ever ... Saints Augustine and Stephen were said to have appeared and relieved the priests of their work. In the ...
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Page 167 from Issue 17

Page 167 from Issue 17 and "topical utopias" (distinctions not made by the many ... from the Arctic Circle to the u.S. proper. Their descendants now live happily throughout the united ... our Stars and Stripes" (p. 3). Punning place names reflect this particular melting-pot: Le ...
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Page 44 from Issue 1964-fall

Page 44 from Issue 1964-fall of theoretical consistency given at the outset. Yet ... preters of Flemish art believe they know: that many of the things which to Michel­ angelo appeared to ... shorten it in the imagination would be an act of de­ pravity. The invitation issued by the most carefully ...
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Page 129 from Issue 25

Page 129 from Issue 25 avenge his death, she plans an elaborate scheme, one of the steps of which ... Borges' Obra poetica. The original title, which is in French, is "Le Regret ... Rood" whose verses he quotes near the end is none other than Saint John of the Cross. The scholarly joke ...

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