guy? Back when Twitter was Twitter, I reached out to Josh, we exchanged books, and I found out he was ... as often as you can. That's being a writer. TQ: Speaking of age, a sense of loss pervades your ... happens to us more and more as we get older. But all of our losses aren’t physical or material. We might ...
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Fall 1997
poems have appeared in TQ #80, #88 and #93. *** Brigit Pegeen Kelly's second book of poems, ... University. His poems and essays have appeared in TQ #55, #68 and #65, a special issue entitled The Writer in ... Song, was pub, lished by BOA Editions, Ltd., in 1995. She teaches in the creative-writ ing program at ...
gets him. She forgives, but she does not excuse. TQ: I think, too, when he whispers to her, it’s so ... that tape to anyone,” it ties in with the title story. He says, “No, you can trust me.” She says she ... too. That’s going to absolutely speak to all of that, I hope. TQ: So that move to open-endedness—I ...
Mudo." He had long ago learned not to speak at all, since he had begun to make such sinister sounds when ... good-natured, overall, that it was hard not to believe their stories. They all vowed that the speechless groom ... slit his tongue under the door; although they well knew about it when they entered into wedlock. You ...
Winter 1994/95
Intruder," which appeared in TQ 90, has been selected for inclusion in the 1995 O. Henry Prize Stories ... resume the prize program in 1996, and encourage all those wishing to take part to query us again in ... nately with the Terrence Des Pres Prize for Poetry, TriQuarterly is taking a year out to evaluate its ...
to the earlier marriage and then there's all of these half siblings. It's a story ... don't plan for it to do so. For these stories, I would say that when I put the collection together, ... our lives. TQ: To expand on those ideas on a craft element, I think it's done really well through ...
questions. TQ: Thank you for speaking with me about Her Read: A Graphic Poem and the excerpt that ... a piece, I bought a few. But Read’s book stood out because of its grandiose title. When I saw it ... women artists in the book until I was 30 or 40 pages into the erasure. But when I did, it was no ...
queer identity is polarizing, leading me to privilege black over queer. When I speak of this person, I’m ... . A violation must occur. When I speak of Ashley at nineteen, she has not stretched in the word “queer” yet. She ... believes she is straight, and this soon morphs into the unnameable. It’s magnetic. When she is near the ...
Stories: An Interview with Jennifer Companik Carrie Muehle, Jen Companik Issue 157 Winter/Spring 2020 ... Managing Editor of TriQuarterly. In 2015, she was awarded a scholarship to attend the Kentucky Women ... Writers Conference, and was selected to participate in the juried workshops at the 2018 Aspen Summer Words ...
2011. It was hosted and moderated by Jen McClanaghan, resident scholar at The Southern Review. A podcast ... progression of such familial flotsam, now taken up residence in the back of my hall closet, where it skulks ... like a stunted, sullen yeti. I’d forgotten all about it until, while struggling to find a conduit into ...