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Spring/Summer 1998
12-May 4, 1892] Dear Miss Hapgood, I have received the two drafts first and second for 13 pounds. Thank ... drafts that you have sent to me and that you have received them by this time. If I have forgotten to do ... it please let me know it that I may repair my negligence. Now I received your last draft for forty ...
Page 167 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY "You bet. Can you do it?" ... regulations of Colon. Good pair, I thought, choosing my time, not theirs. Which meant drafting. I knew it ... Issue 99 page ...
Orleans’s low-residency MFA program. Sneed’s story “River” will be published in the Summer/Fall 2011 issue ... you describe your new story collection? Christine Sneed: It’s funny, I didn’t notice until after it ... you choose the stories to go into the collection? CS: One of my friends is one of the two acquiring ...
be because we're just now seeing the first crop of writers to whom Twitter and Facebook and text ... addresses issues of timeliness vs timelessness in literature; that is, an author could spend a lot of time ... developing a storyline around Twitter, and then 10 years from now when Twitter is gone we'll all laugh ...
Page 99 from Issue 7 every course, even the few she found "painful." Her art and ... wrote to a friend, "for the few little outward successes I may seem to have, there are acres of ... to say, my sense of the dramatic was aroused, and I went skip ping excitedly down the corridors of ...
What happened was that I wrote the first draft, which was more of a personal ... also another novel under way. TQO: Speaking of stories, you have a new one— “River Purgatoire”—in ... completed first draft. How did you find the strength to do that? BN: Well, I knew it was terrible. [Laughs] ...
Page 80 from Issue 133 PhD in history at Yale. His sister is teaching at [uilliard in New York. ... over. He'd regale them with stories they could retell. You didn't have to get any ... know, they were just afraid. He'd charge them ten thousand dol- 80 Issue 133 page ...
