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Page 225 from Issue 34

it's the most reactionary and destructive force there is. And when I start thinking about it and get ... in the world. But on a really personal level I think the family thing is a destructive force in our ... art, although my art came out of it. I think about William Burroughs when he talks about family in that ...
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Page 142 from Issue 80

Page 142 from Issue 80 Attention, after all, is a limited resource, and most of what we do occurs ... on beauty, charm and high ideals-she really has them-Elena does not appreciate the importance of ... people teach and doctor the peasants, and how can I, for no reason whatever, suddenly start teaching and ...
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Page 261 from Issue 80

Page 261 from Issue 80 way into the garden, not by the gate guarded by the iron angel. Nor shall ... tially we might think will be adjective and nouns) begins an eerie depic­ tion of squalid grotesquerie. ... beautiful: her language neither embellishes nor hides the surreal­ istic and horrible panorama of New York. ...
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Donna Brazile Loves Mud-Slinging, or Why We Need the Essay Now

Jocelyn Bartkevicius
I expected to say at least a few things about Virginia Woolf, but never in a million years did I think I’d ... are thinking about topical matters. But if they are making small announcements, not thinking. Blasting ... readers had time to sit down and think, to read a book, to ponder the essayist’s nuances, to enter a kind ...
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Page 80 from Issue 68

Page 80 from Issue 68 Even Song Sundown in the Western Lands! On Ninth Street South in Minnepimp, ... Ninth Street South I sit overlooking the slaveway, Highway 94, and into the wide Penthouse of the ... city... Burning... in the fallen light... Below, the cars, bound to their lanes, rush east, rush west ...
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Page 16 from Issue 80

Page 16 from Issue 80 Three Poems Eleanor Wilner Ume: Plum The fruit is small, and often served ... bred for the beauty of their flower, for the plums are sour, the cherries small and bitter- but, oh, ... light for shelter-a glowing parasol of pink and white, or the world a child's globe that sits ...
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Page 172 from Issue 51

old cow­ poke paying attention. Nothing to trouble you about that." Her eyes were wide and ... too hard. He'd have to go sit in his truck after all. "Sorry. That's all ... content. Now he didn't know whether to stay or go. If he walked out she'd think he was ...
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Promissory Estopal

Michael Casey
having a helluva time and my brother wouldn't be too happy about it even. I don't like ... tim. Not even. Somehow I didn't care for the kid. Then the army started a weapons turn-in ... deal. If no CI person was in, we'd make out a receipt. I don't ever see anything that ...

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