caused many critics to read her work as distorted or sick, when, in fact, her ability to integrate ... Page 231 from Issue 80 the birth of her second child, with a probable further disruption follow­ ... encompasses both the maturation of her vision and 231 Issue 80 page ...

creative potential is at its peak. Corre­ spondingly, when creative potential declines, and ... Page 211 from Issue 11 they went into graduate work, nor have they done so since. While a few of ... view of the fact that many of the most eminent academicians prefer to teach graduate students, and for ...

Page 94 from Issue 89 TRIQUARTERLY to pull the yellow string loose. When she tried to pull the ... in its beauty. She imagined Lila's expression when she would see it. Lila loved beautiful ... wish I had one." He looked at her hopefully, eyes the color of the sky when it turns from gray ...

REISSUED WITH A NEW ISBN) BRUCE WEIGL What Saves Us In these wrenching, elegant poems Bruce Weigl writes ... Page from Issue 96 MURIEL RUKEYSER Out of Silence: Selected Poems EDITED BY KATE DANIELS In ... a recent article, someone defined the deplorable state of publishing (and the Republic) by a single fact ...

Page from Issue 66 Creative Nonfiction Is it fiction-the unbridled conception of character, the ... measured or erratic pulse of a narratioe line, the unperjured distortion of fact? Or, perhaps nonfiction, ... between fact and fabrication, weaving into experience and memory the range and sensitivity of fiction, ...