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Page 60 from Issue 99

Page 60 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY had come and gone and still they behaved like spoiled children ... to really say hello." "I saw that Joris," I said. "She died in ... to start without you," Maire said, holding out her hand. My place had been set next to hers ...
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Page 99 from Issue 109 TRIQUARTERLY and she turns back to her new slow motion Old men squat ... gracelessly to embrace her Tree muse emptiness cage world 99 Issue 109 page ... her power away I'm caught here in eternity's shade where I begin to move gradually ...
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Max Freeman and Margaret Singer

Contributor Max Freeman holds a master’s degree in English literature from Harvard University, ... missionary in the Philippines before leaving Mormonism cold, and put himself through college by working as ... a machine operator at Barney’s Canyon mine.  Margaret Singer spent her childhood living abroad—Indonesia, ...
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Page 112 from Issue 80

Page 112 from Issue 80 I remember our tour of the long room of tanks, the small pink masses that ... let us help you." I have one wish, but no words form: only, in the hollow center of me, ... my face once was and almost I can smell, almost I can taste and feel the warmth there. Then her eyes ...
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Beyond Mourning

Meg Schoerke
and cattails shirrs around her. When she stops to draw her skirts off quietly and set them near the ... seep, thick as her loose dark hair that dangles gently toward the water. She leans out to watch the ... that bobble and float beside the body. They rise, edging her shoulders, and she sings, borne up by the ...
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Page 90 from Issue 91

Poetry and fiction from this southern state have already penetrated Mexico City, the literary center of ... a well-known fiction writer, poet, raconteur and actor living in Mexico City, who has in fact played the film ... role of Pancho Villa. His wife, the poet Elva Macias (b. 1944), is also from Chiapas; some of her poems ...
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Page 258 from Issue 80

the desert's enmity, and tying up her stylus, bowl, some dates, a gourd for water-she swung ... Page 258 from Issue 80 path: the mythic metaphor of the shapely mind, wandering like Eury­ dice at ... be threatened by the male. We hear, she says, the old, unchanging Homeric grief, and turning... we ...
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Page 8 from Issue 99

Page 8 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY soft moist red earth littered with fallen pine needles, but ... elementary-school days at the school in the center of the town they had been made to write a tadpole group obser­ ... think of group leaders, and she had laughed while saying it; she sat down on the bricks around the pond ...
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Page 262 from Issue 80

Page 262 from Issue 80 licts whom she encounters. Second, although the "voice" ... and Night in Virginia and Boston," in which she adjusts this pleasure against her alienation ... "facts" about Winters's life (we learn that she grew up near Harlem in an upper- West-Side ...
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Jenessa Abrams

Columbia University, where she earned her MFA in fiction and literary translation. Contributions Issue 153 ... Contributor Jenessa Abrams is a Norman Mailer Fiction Fellow. Her writing has been published or is ... forthcoming in Tin House Online, Guernica, Joyland, BOMB Magazine, and elsewhere. She has been awarded ...

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