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"Why go make a lot of money at something you are mediocre at? A mediocre TV writer will make a lot more money than a truly great novelist." - The Rumpus's Stephen Elliot in an interview with TriQuarterly. Read here: http://bit.ly/10sfhs3

"You want to stop the car. To not proceed any further into the place you have been and the place you continue to go." Read "Directive," by Jennifer Raha.

“Can you call 911 for me and then bring me a tall vanilla latté and a straw.” Read 'Jamokes' by 2013 Guggenheim Fellow John Dufresne.

1-4-5 is the most common chord progression in pop music, which has little to do with why you should read TriQuarterly Issue #145:

Read "I am the Perfect Mexican Son," by Beatriz Ruiz: http://www.triquarterly.org/issues/issue-145/i-am-perfect-mexican-son

Hey there. You look busy. Here are 15 short stories that will take you 30 minutes to read according to HuffPost Books. The list features "Mannahatta" by John Keene from Issue 145.

Do you lament the decline of print reading? Let McSweeney's slap a smile on your face.

"The slums flood this morning, pandan, typhus, & what collapses DNA overwhelming the barricades." Read "Cobbler Under the Raintree" here: http://bit.ly/1hYijvS

"At some point near the bottom of the vortex, once you stop fighting the momentum and accept where it’s carrying you, things become calm." Read it: http://bit.ly/1gwle4k

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