real world do today. How can a character be believable if she never stops to check Facebook? Ihara ... be because we're just now seeing the first crop of writers to whom Twitter and Facebook and text ... developing a storyline around Twitter, and then 10 years from now when Twitter is gone we'll all laugh ...
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Contributors Print Pages: Page 265 from Issue 80 Contributors Guest Editor Mary Kinzie has ... of Chicago Press, 1989), which was nominated for a Los Angeles Times Book Prize and is reviewed in ... Press, 1987). Her work has been published in the Yale Review, New American Writing and Formations. ...
Page 80 from Issue 38 M.R.: Yes. I like the concept and hope that that is what my work ... good company, with Madame Bovary. [What followed was an amusing but untranslatable show-and-tell ... M.R.: That's important, but along with the visual aspect there has to be the audible. I think ...
Page 80 from Issue 131 bined with many supportive academics (at least a few of whom were re ... ferred to as "comrades" in the Zimbabwe press), was enough to allow al most everyone ... national liberation leader who fought for the land to a president who was most concerned about overall ...
Spring/Summer 1998
what became of Gue's picture than I do. I never heard a word beyond its being detained in the ... was written by T. L. Tolstoy on the fourth page of a letter from A. N. Dunaev to Tolstoy of June 6, ... picture yet. I have heard that the agent was in difficulties with the Customs House, in Boston. It was ...
Page 161 from Issue 80 between the two world wars, Ortega lost much of his domestic following when ... the 1950's, he has fallen into something like obscurity since that time, and it is reasonable ... and Jacques Derrida have been the important voices. My reader will no doubt wonder what this now ...
Page 80 from Issue 17 beginning, Nabokov has committed the novel's form to the mode of ... "full of the glamor of a first-class film with rocking palm trees and shudder ing roses (for it is ... As she sat between these two men who were sharing her life, she felt as though she were the chief ...
Spring 1970
she looks up, involuntarily droops his shoul ders. Baudelaire was the first to realize that because ... intentionally reveals to Louise Colet his recollection of the rue Vivienne. How he has hoped that she might ... already been done, that nature has made a mistake, and at other times he despairs: "I've always ...
funny at their progressive dinner parties? Did he ever do something outrageous? What was he like before ... God, May. He was your father. He was my husband. He loved us. What else do you need?” Her voice is ... “What does that mean?” Patrick grimaces, his face twisted with pain. In Patrick’s face, she sees her ...