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$6.00 #26 Ongoing American Fiction I: features Stanley Elkin, Robert Coover, Thomas McGuane, Russell ... Fiction II: stories by John Gardner, Joseph McElroy, Joy Williams, Gilbert Sorrentino, William Kittredge ... American Fiction III: James Purdy, David Kranes, Alan Sillitoe, Paul Bowles, Daniel Halpern, Morris ...
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Fall 1988
#26 Ongoing American Fiction I: features Stanley Elkin, Robert Coover, Thomas McGuane, Russell Edson, ... Alain Robbe-Grillet, Joyce Carol Oates and Philip Stevick. 420 pp. $5.00 #29 Ongoing American Fiction ... Fiction III: James Purdy, David Kranes, Alan Sillitoe, Paul Bowles, Daniel Halpern, Morris Dickstein, ...
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Notes on writing a novel

John Hawkes
ended a talk on fiction ten years ago at Boston College, when I said that "for me, the writer ... of fiction should always serve as his own angleworm, and the sharper the barb with which he fishes ... represents everything that I deplore in any discussion of fiction, since it suggests that the writing of ...
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Jesse Goolsby

Fiction's First Novel Prize. His fiction and essays have appeared widely, to include publications in Kenyon ... Booth, and the Best American series. He is the recipient of the Richard Bausch Fiction Prize, the John ... Gardner Memorial Award in Fiction, and fellowships from the Sewanee Writers' Conference and the ...
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Scherezade runs out of plots, goes on talking; the kind, puzzled, listens: an essay on enw fiction

Philip Stevick
Scherezade runs out of plots, goes on talking; the kind, puzzled, listens: an essay on enw fiction ... listens: an essay on new fiction PHILIP STEVICK 1 "Endings are elusive, middles are nowhere to be ... possible to begin to talk about fiction that strikes us as being in some way new or experimental without ...
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Page 236 from Issue 34

terror itself, like the nightmare, offers us finally the relief of escaping back from fiction into an ... actuality which seems sweet in mere contrast to the horrors of dream or fiction. But the sublimation of ... anxiety and fear is only one of fiction's major functions. The other is cognition. In its ...
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Page 350 from Issue 26

of fiction in the Barth-Pynchon mode grows year by year and each year looks a little different in its ... the center of recent fiction, it is hard to know how to account for Coover's The Universal ... of fiction, an enterprise rather Borgesian, very neo­ modern, and quite mythic. Even Barth himself ...
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Page 644 from Issue 43

best single place to verify the charge is in Statements 2, the Fiction Collective's most ... fiction that the Collective and many of its academic allies seem to regard as daring: 1. Stories calling ... themselves "fiction" are not true. They are made up. From Russell Banks's ...
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Page 74 from Issue 49

Fall 1980
Page 74 from Issue 49 Modern Science Fiction Specifically, stories in the style of ASF fiction ... "'Modem' science fiction." post-Modern science fiction Stef from 1950 to 1960, as typified by work ... science fiction Literally, any stef published in contemporary times. Purely a description, without ...
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Page 208 from Issue 124

Page 208 from Issue 124 One ofVaihinger's principal insights is that the fiction is, on ... "tension" of the legal fiction, then, is as much a tension of the means and the ends as a tension between ... truth and fiction. From this point of view we can understand Vaihinger's insistence that, ...

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