Issues 1-100
Fiction of the Eighties #79 F 90 General issue #80 W 91 General issue (guest edited by Mary Kinzie) #81 ... W 97 General issue (edited by Susan Hahn) #99 Spr/Sum 97 General issue #100 F 97 General issue 110 ...
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Fall / Winter 2002
I heard broiled prawns when you said, lets do it on the lawn; because my first course was your race horse; ... maintenance; you thought sadness just came with the tenure. Now it's over. And I'm still ... it almond or cilantro? Ten reasons why it ended: because you heard erase when I said grace; because ...
"Cote d' Azur" became one of my favorite phrases. I had mastered the French ... "Are you still awake? Should I turn off the light?" 80 Issue 46 page ... Page 80 from Issue 46 speaking with a woman who had long, painted fingernails. This woman owned an ...
o. Hartman Anthem I remember Bird, I remember Clifford, I remember Django. I remember you. Says my ... what's new, what now, My love. What is there to say? I hear music. The song is you. Where is love? In the ... state, my Kansas, my home? I hear America singing; the song is you. I'll remember April in ...
Mason's shoulder blades felt hollow, as if wings had evaporated there. Something was missing. Mason was ... What is the Fire? Print Pages: Page 93 from Issue 80 What Is the Fire? William Hunt For several ... ahead of him. His headlights were not on. He had pulled out of a side street to join the procession. He ...
Issues 1-100
91-108 "Necessary landscapes and luminous deteriorations," E, 20: 145-79 "My ... Line," TR (orig. Kanai Mieko), F, 99: 7-29 Teffi, Nadezhda "Time" (tr. Edythe C. ... Fly," TR (orig. Miroslav Holub), P, 9: 198-99 (rep. 63: 94-95) Theroux, Paul "Reggie ...
Page 80 from Issue 98 TRIQUARTERLY this insight that my parents had let me loose in the world ... with me, kid. You just explode right there. I'm watching, and I've got a good view. ... myself, I walked into the kitchen and turned on the overhead fluorescent light. It snaps at you when you ...
resting on cots draped with blankets. It's raining. If you ask me, I don't know if ... you're in this. The sirens and lost dogs seem to go on for hours. I'm just trying to get it all ... Page 31 from Issue 80 Des eclairs de chaleur From Without Claps across an unbreathing sky like so ...
Page 25 from Issue 80 Bluebeard's Bungalow Beneath the living room, inside the crawl ... anonymous, as if asleep Till at the resurrection flesh will creep And, while all earthly memories are rotten, ... with a prayer. A spare room holds a magazine of spare Parts; discarded in the attic lies The latest ...
It's all and nothing like. Something else: a cool sweep of air I felt the moment you walked in and ... unseen, one room away, but for the brazen sun-sleeve cast across my rug from the door you meant to close. ... Careening, famished, cupboard to fridge, you reach me here 46 Issue 80 page W. S. Di Piero Poetry Work Issue ...