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Wanting to stay lean and to give government the slip, we are right now doing our best to retreat from the ... poetry miscellany to our pamphlet series fea­ turing the work of a single poet. As we wrote elsewhere-our ... work economy for us that made us feel very rescued. The reason for this reduction is simple: as our ...
Nonfiction

Five Rules for Arranging Funeral Flowers

Althea Fann
hours, the worst call you can get as a florist comes from an outraged family member, because the $300 ... final night class to buoy our two-person, two-dog household with some extra cash. “We’ve been slowing ... Costco and they lasted for a month,” Sharon said. “That can happen,” I said. “That’s how you know you did ...
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Writers, there's about a week remaining to get you short prose submissions in to our friends at @Gulf_Coast! Send t… https://t.co/fKvd4srnxF

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Flipboard points to the future of reading

Matt Wood
either. It's a lot of work to check out everything your friends share there too if you ... aggregates content from the links your friends on Twitter and Facebook are sharing, plus packages of ... now. If you don't, bear with me because I'm going to attempt to make a point about reading ...
Essay

From Birth to Bone

Sarah K. Lenz
death, then you can at least be on friendly terms with it.  The significance of the cat bones keeps ... You have bones too, you know. Under your skin and muscles.” “And you?” “Yes. I have bones, too.” We ... days, breaking a twenty-year record. The power grid can’t handle the strain, and we lose our electricity ...
Interview

Slacker Fabulists: A Conversation with Jeremy T. Wilson and Josh Denslow

Jeremy T. Wilson
Josh Denslow
knows what you’re working on. And perhaps, they never will. But you don't have any control over ... as often as you can. That's being a writer. TQ: Speaking of age, a sense of loss pervades your ... for us no matter what. You can be the strongest man alive and be brought down by a bee. Your ...
Fiction

Of What Remains

Sara Nović
can’t catch anything from him.”          “But,” says my mother. “The stains.”            The day they ... you mean. So it is with us, that a woman can lose the one closest to her and still discuss the ... tempo of village life—walks to the center, long chats with friends, shopping and schooling and working ...
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Page 95 from Issue 117

Fall 2003
dress tomorrow, perhaps I shall send for you" (412). K. has the ad, vantage-at least ... pressure to expel him into life. The pressure is relentless; yet no cage can catch this wily bird flashing ... outlandish clothes). "I am only aiming at dressing beautifully, and you are either a fool or a child ...
Interview

An Interview with Sharon Harrigan

Leigh Camacho Rourks
Sharon Harrigan
thinking about the thematic concept of love just something that you can do now that you’re outside of the ... Brett Anthony Johnston, whom I worked with at the Virginia Quarterly Review Summer Workshop. My agent ... thought. Can you talk a little bit about plot? SH: It’s funny, the first review that I got was from ...
Blog

Blogs are dying (except this one, of course)

Matt Wood
revolves around Facebook and Twitter: Now traffic to two of the most popular blog-hosting sites, Blogger ... they were friends, or got a voyeuristic thrill from peeking in on a stranger's life. But now we do ... Matt Wood Thursday, July 8, 2010 Blog The Economist asks if blogs are dying now that life online ...

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