Ethan Chatagnier Wednesday, July 22, 2020 Interview Mary South’s debut story collection, You Will ... we are now, of all its contradictions and the human core still there under accreting layers of irony. ... few, which is why we have always been fascinated by gossip, despite ourselves. So the internet isn’t ...
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past I've been tempted to push everything through Twitter so I only have one place to check for ... found out we didn't take a daily newspaper, offered to buy us a subscription to the Wall Street ... Journal. We couldn't very well turn him down, and soon we were gazing at stippled portraits of ...
contributors including Charles Tomlinson, Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams, Jean Cocteau, and Jules ... Supervielle. At all times Spectrum mixed the contributions of these authors with those of UCSB students in ... the many other contributors to Spectrum are David Antin, Ray mond Carver, Clark Coolidge, Thomas ...
potential hate crimes and all violations of justice. Things are really uncertain. TQ: Besides being ... creatively and critically, and finish things. I’m a slow novelist. So in that space I get to write about ... how much I get to read and study literature. The dirty secret is that we teachers create our syllabi ...
Contributor Former attorney and Northwestern University MFA graduate, Tara Stringfellow’s debut ... based on the author’s rich Civil Rights history. A recent winner of the Book Pipeline Fiction Contest, ... Third World Press published her first collection of poetry entitled More than Dancing in 2008. The ...
grief and panic, it's not so difficult to get your characters to run hard, too. TQ: I’ve mentioned ... characters are imperfect, as we all are, and the author’s love for them, despite their challenges, sparks our ... one day also exist. TQ: The language is so true that I could imagine it being triggering for some. ...
degree. I know in ethnomusicology you can get involved in all these little niches, so I was wondering how ... and get Donna Gay in front of a mainstream audience. TQ: That worked out well, it seems like. AC: Oh, ... his choir from his church, so he did the James Cleveland part. It was sort of a reenactment. TQ ...
I think that's a fair trade off. AO: I hope so. It depends on the reader, right? TQ: What are you ... surface in Alix Ohlin’s writing. In her new story collection, We Want What We Want (Knopf), a young woman ... uncanniness, to see what you can what you can find there, to just get right close to the precipice of that ...
Contributors Print Pages: Page 334 from Issue 100 TRIQUARTERLY Contributors Agha Shahid ... appeared in TQ #91. *** Debra Allbery's volume of poems, Walking Distance (University of ... University of Michigan and in the MFA Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College. Her poems appeared in TQ ...