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It can take writing to realize that while we thought we were just living, history was unfolding.

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Ours, At Missoula

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Ours, At Missoula Print Pages:  Page 131 from Issue 6 {"width": 1942, ...
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Karen Zemanick
Karen Zemanick Tuesday, April 12, 2011 Blog This year’s Guggenheim Fellowship winners include Chicago author Eula Biss, who teaches nonfiction writing here at Northwestern University. The purpose of these grants is to provide recipients with six- to twelv ...
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A chilling short story from our new issue.

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A fine question on our Tumblr.

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"Creedon’s poems experience the world through the body, providing numerous opportunities to expose our culture’s deeply entrenched and oppressive physical standards for women."

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"When some readers recite a poem out loud, they begin to distort the naturalness of English, to miss the natural speech stresses that are in the language and thus in the poem, too." - How Poems Move #13, exclusively on our Tumblr

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Poetry, perhaps the earliest human art, is "a particular way of using language, and it’s a kind of thinking that can be very different from our everyday thinking." - Northwestern University Professor Reginald Gibbons.

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A great feature on how video literature lights up online literary journals (like TriQuarterly). Check out our archive of cinepoetry here: http://bit.ly/1lkvw7H

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"Am I willing to strip down? All the way? To show everything? Or am I not only too encumbered, too fleshy, too flawed, but also too vain? Too devoted to “voice”?" Part two of our five-essay series "The Naked I: The Exposed Voice of Nonfiction."

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