and it won’t stop until they destroy us. They were made in Bible-thumping back alleyways They were ... made to prey on us, bred to hate our kind. No way we can stay. They will find us if we do. Knew this ... asleep. Sometimes I can’t stand her peace (I hate to say it but it’s true). She tells me I’m overreacting ...
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essay of his on the work of Ricardo Piglia and John Barth appeared in TQ #80. Enid Harlow's ... , "Aurora," was published in TQ #80. His essay, "The Bomb and the Baby Boom," also appeared ... A Chocolate Soldier, appeared in TQ #64 while the book was still in progress. Colter also took part in the ...
Latin American authors. An essay of his on the work of Ricardo Piglia and John Barth appeared in TQ #80 ... , "Aurora," was published in TQ #80. His essay, "The Bomb and the Baby Boom," also appeared ... Colter's most recent novel, A Chocolate Soldier, appeared in TQ #64 while the book was still in progress. ...
scheduled for Departure. All the stories we don't have time for. How is it, Victor, that it never ... occurred to me then that this was the way your story would end? Pain. Pain is what it was all about. ... help it. Matters best kept, you said, between oneself and oneself. But in the Recovery Room, the anes ...
reversal: these embody what it means to be us. Such stories are potent delivery vehicles for some of our ... a book composed of two novellas. The first is called In One Story, The Two Sisters, though it isn’t ... actually one story at all but rather unfolds through a series of vignettes. The second act, Gainesville, is ...
unbroken. After she has washed and dried it, she’ll save the shell safely back in its carton. With four or ... fact—of his selection of examples of modern verse. Those and s then speak to continuity while reinforcing ... a mountain; when It hides the sun: you may then Shoot. You will hit it right In the middle of the ...
make such wishes tolerable. By locating its display of power in a locked room, the story does not ... again-the display is sufficient. But this story exposes another logic as well. In its obsessive focus on the ... child, the story exposes its own desire not just to display but also to "show"-to use ...
and authentic in a crea ture of such ready perversity-there is no one else like Arcadio in all our ... desire, our need, for works of deep feeling that can speak to us in our world of living and dying, ... the worse and no help for it." It's curious that an apocalyptic sentiment should ...
Love Story by Alice Gregory. Her life was apparently ruined by an iPhone, because she can no longer ... I'm not going to presume she doesn't have similar demands in her life, but she wants us to ... you do from eating chocolate all day. Could we be in a place now where technology has brought us full ...
mountain is paint. TQ: What's special to you about Arcadio speaking Spanish? Why does he speak it ... Page 122 from Issue 56 Those characters in my stories all are waiting. They're really ... gone!" When Jessy comes back to her mother, in The House of Breath, she says to her, "Life is ...
