floor like hard snow. Afterward they gave me all my teeth in a plastic cup; some were still bloody, with ... The rescuers have been at it several hours through the night—as soon as one miner arrives they ready ... a hole in my backyard. They are doing all this work while I’m gone, so I don’t need to witness the ...
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I’m also trying to apply my organizational zeal to my reading and writing life. To that end, I set up ... a “literary” list in my Twitter stream, downloaded several new, free e-books, and am taking stock of my ... giving a piece due rewriting, it’s best to get the thing out the door while it’s still a living/breathing ...
Winter 1994/95
before the first week ended. She dragged herself into bed that Friday, too tired to sleep, a zombie in ... job, she was still at it; at first in desperation and then in a kind of resignation that had a hopeful ... first seemed a disadvantage-stiff, ness in her back when she bent to do her miniature mining-turned into ...
to read. What having e-books available on my phone all the time meant was more spontaneous ... I decide to buy a book, I'll look for an e-version first (and it doesn't hurt that they ... Matt Wood Monday, November 8, 2010 Blog I'm not going to get into a talmudic discussion of ...
seem to have caught. Those Native people who were managing to get to, and stay in, college were ... to be a poet on Thursday, they would say, “Why don’t you get a degree so that you don’t have to hang ... page but had never heard me read. Still, she described my work as “sound-vision,” so it must have been ...
youngest boy, two years younger than my mother but her nephew. He's still alive and badly ... with what I know happens only in my head. But now that our separation is ending, I can say that one of ... the two cruelest things on me was my own mind when idle. I would have to press it to believe in you. ...
Spring / Summer 1989
depths (good luck). But they also write about the numbing effects not only of images mass-reproduced but ... Page 127 from Issue 75 the end-a fitting strategem for this stuff, for as Professor Lynda Boose ... turns, not on a bereaved wife and mother, but on life still young and fate still embryonic. This child, ...
authority on the eighteenth century, but it seems to me that you have got it quite wrong: The Statute of ... evidence, the older book masters still sometimes brood about the bookfights having turned into ... Page 99 from Issue 72 wholly esoteric theme and insist on returning to it periodically during the ...
white polish from a bottle, dabbed on with a swab. Most times, I just made a mess, and they ended up an ... the leg that ended two inches too soon. They were careful craftsmen who did their best to make my ... like they’re made of melting wax. Yet very few people are studying orthotic work. It seems to have ...
live until 80 to get it all done. VICTOR WEYBRIGHT will publish an edition of "literary ... I don't often get the chance since he stays mostly in Kyoto, San Francisco, and the Pacific ranges, and ... I have given up on most places west, or east, of the Appalachians. His big book of poems, At ...
