a cup of coffee at the Book Cellar if you like, but you can also have a beer or glass of wine. The cafe ... not only its ability to stay in business but also the charming cafe one finds inside. You can have ... worth stopping in for even if you aren’t book shopping. Despite its novelty, the cafe doesn’t feel like ...
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at how dated it seems. The lack of technology in books stems from a couple sources. For one, overt ... along with writers who use it. I can think of a pointed exchange in Jonathan Franzen's Freedom, ... it's the same thing because she uses a Blackberry, but to Jessica that's not even an argument. You ...
me pass it. It all seems impossible. I don’t have insurance. “Can you get together a little money?” ... the ending “r.” I waffle. I let my cursive peter out, become a wiggling line that can be read as ... possibly have been the villain, the B-movie sadist I see in my mind all these years later. I can’t imagine ...
Page 77 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY lowed poor Melly into oblivion. My friend Laetitia Oracle was ... "Whatever," said she. "What am I to do with my life, Laetitia?" I said. Her answer ... astonished me. Though it should not have done. The mind of Laetitia Oracle was, after all, formed in the ...
pretend that I am reading a book so that Leona and Essie will not try to talk to me. Actually, I am not ... Page 35 from Issue 74 From Treemont Stone Angela Jackson The following excerpts are drawn from ... black friend Leona have been insulted by a white student, Leona has charged Magdalena with being too ...
across the bottom bunk and pretend that I am reading a book so that Leona and Essie will not try to talk ... following excerpts are drawn from different points in a novel whose narrator, Magdalena Grace, has gone from ... previous, after she and her black friend Leona have been insulted by a white student, Leona has charged ...
SARGE!" She said, "WE WILL COME THROUGH HERE, ANY WAY YOU WANT IT. ORDERS ARE IN EFFECT FOR ... breakfast." 192 Issue 99 page ... Page 192 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY she received nothing more than a push-off. "GIT ON ...
Spring/Summer 1991
You're a traitor." "I am. I know it. My faith in you should be inexhaustible, but it ... a grand idea." "My little book is full of your grand ideas. There's not room ... this, my dear, is different. I have expanded my vision." "Well, don't. ...
it, looking around for the waitress. "You've been here a while? Got coffee? Will she ... Sleep well?" Michael growls, reaches for my package of cigarettes, takes one and lights it ... patterns that only half-and-half makes. I look up to find Michael as intent on my coffee as I am ...
night I read The Groom’s Guide to Getting Married (my wedding is on June 5). It was terrible. I am ... did you begin writing poems? Nate Klug: My mom is a poet. For her, the best birthday or holiday ... “I write poetry when I have questions, prose when I have answers.” Do you think it is this lack of ...