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Page 118 from Issue 82

over his mouth.-Oh dear fellow I'm sorry of course you can't. I mean you think you ... can't now, don't you? His voice dropped to a whisper.-But that's what I want to talk ... digging around. And why? Because you don't know where to look. I drew back, wondering suddenly ...
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RIP: Wislawa Szymborska, “Mozart of Poetry”

Gretchen Kalwinski
I’ll instead focus on what it was about Szymborska’s style that appealed to me. It’s okay if you don ... Poland's culture." Ms. Szymborska “looks at things from an angle you would never think of looking at ... Cavanagh and Mr. Baranczak, opens: Die — You can’t do that to a cat. Since what can a cat do in an empty ...
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Page 7 from Issue 66

wouldn't hurt me and Uncle Holt is scared of me now with you coming. He thinks you are rich. ... I don't dare tell him we will live in bare rooms for a year or so still. Did you find a bed? I think we ... stoop now dark as it is listening for the train. You don't leave there though for 46 hours and ...
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Page 242 from Issue 65

personally, in the night, yourself, and realize that you are a responsible part of it. And I honor you, Bob, ... thing, I think. EMERSON: And console yourself with the thought that, indeed, many of you were certainly ... better men than those who sent you. Of that there is no question. JUST: Amen. EMERSON: And I often think ...
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Janet Burroway: Interview

Julianne Hill
have you learned most from? JB: George Eliot, above all. I’ve learned that depth of emotion can come ... do you think we like repetition and motif? JB: This is a topic my husband and I have a lot of talks ... excitement and risk. There are those who shake up life and live on a psychological edge. My function in our ...
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Eugene Cross: Shelf Lives

Ross Ritchell
do have to be entertaining. You can get across your point, you can make people think about how you ... see the world or how you think the world should be, but you can never forget that the reader must be ... a great question. I write because I feel like I have to write, and I don’t know what I think until ...
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Yona Harvey and Terrance Hayes: Shelf Lives

Mackenzie Evan Smith
organized, but I think you really are. Or you just seem surer of the way that you work. I don’t find that you ... books. We are actually pretty territorial when it comes to our books. TQO: So you don’t blend and merge ... TH: So the books are separate. Although you just brought me a book that I was looking for... YH: There ...
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Page 80 from Issue 79

in passing without describing it. I thought he left out the best part. All right. Those are the ... Page 80 from Issue 79 and the best strangers can manage is a rare "I'm ... sorry" or an occasional "I hope we can become friends now." Are we becoming friends ...
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Page 114 from Issue 118

Winter 2004
just think for a second. What about you? Could you have brought yourself because of your, urn, worldly ... RASKOLNIKOV: If you like. PORFIRY: Don't we all think of ourselves as Napoleons nowadays? I do. ... I think I do, sometimes. There's comfort in that idea, don't you think? Perhaps it was ...
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Page 201 from Issue 70

it's changed since you were a young writer yourself? McGRATH: No, I don't. I probably put that ... actually born near a town called Fingal- I think you're probably the only person in the world who ... need?"- "The essential experience of his time, whatever it may be." Do you think ...

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