narrative, "If one kind god hiding in the Issue 116 page Ann Vickery Sunday, June 1, 2003 Essay Work ... poets known as the New York School, perhaps not surprisingly, often adopted a pastoral mode in their ... to resist post-war hegemonic constructions of the feminine. Moving away from the ex pressive to ...
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Conversely, Appel, while remembering the past, crafts narrators eager to escape its pull. In one story, “Creve ... Jamie is that her essays, though concise (she’s best known for her poetry), are filled with the weight ... “Whale Hall”), in a titular essay about a third of the way into the book. This is a natural history ...
is which; it is not so with the dreamer or the reader of Finnegans Wake. Nor is it so with the reader ... calendar, as one shuffles a deck of cards. On the contrary, the narrative was constructed in such a fashion ... argued essay in a few quotations, but two more brief ones may help to sum it up:"... in the ...
. Perhaps the hybrid essay or the broken/braided narrative takes its newness as a nonfictional form because ... Thomas Larson Monday, January 24, 2011 Craft Essay This is the second in a series of four ... nonfiction craft essays adapted for TriQuarterly Online from a panel Subtext, Sidetext, Sound Tracks and ...
surrounds clemency and on the accounts governors construct to justify its uses in capital cases, in which by ... should be as little as possible fettered.l" Hamilton constructed his defense of the pardon power ... munitv'"? And it is a "well-timed" offer of clemency, Hamilton con tended, deriving ...
a narrative can be constructed. Yet it is one of the book's essential paradoxes that Hugh Person is ... and bastard style... at its best... diabolically evocative";" then, in an ... epistemological difficulty of mimesis: how is one credibly and effectively to narrate anything that seems real ...
I love, love love. I know it’s an essay because it appeared in Best American Essays. It’s popular, because ... not pull its punches. It does not shy away from exposition. There’s no straight narrative, no scenes, ... I think about it, it seems like fear, the closest thing we can get to creating an image of what we fear, ...
novel he is reading may be a construction recreated by the narrator from Franck's and ... A...'s conversations that he overhears about the book he has not read. Without knowing whether one book ... which he is thinking of. Obviously, on one level, we are to recall the ambiguous exchanges between ...
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Page 72 from Issue 75 telling stories. It was really some big-time thing to be able to tell a good ... story, to, as Cousin 80 would say, "call out the hell in words." Writing had no such ... place. Writing the old people could not do even if they had been lucky enough to learn how. Folks wrote ...
interpreta tions of the narrator's situation. Three affirmative constructions give rise to numerous ... snow, change my sawdust, rub salt into my scalp, I hope I'm not forgetting anything, if I were ... not there?" (343). Why, she must love him! The novel's form-of constant ...
