Page 336 from Issue 100 TRIQUARTERLY Fiction (Harper Collins, 1992). Her new book, Border Crossers ... New England in 1996. She is a professor of English at the University of California at Davis. Her poems ... He teaches in the graduate-writing programs at Syracuse University and Warren Wilson College. His ...

/ So rudely forced" (11 99-100). Her cry in her changed state as nightingale, ... the graffitist, Ismael Munoz, is at first tenuous. Center stage of the action is the blind, brick wall ... "tereu" (l 206) proclaiming her molester and mur­ derer, King Tereus, goes unheard in Eliot. "And ...

Page 124 from Issue 80 ordinary is very hard to see. If he solves that problem, the prosaic writer ... would be to place it at the visible center of his work. But the problem is not so simple. To begin with, ... remove events that are usually experienced at the periph­ ery of attention to the center changes them. In ...

Page 241 from Issue 80 Unloosing their moons, month after month, to no purpose. The blood flood is ... January 28, she finished "Sheep in Fog" ("My bones hold a stillness, the far ... touches on the self-centered sexual­ ity of those who willfully reject maternity: The world is blood-hot ...