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Page 80 from Issue 94

insist on this. In my childhood, what most contributed to the shaping my thought, what nourished my ... which I read not out of religious conviction but out of taste for myth. I knew very early that Bible ... Page 80 from Issue 94 TRIQUARTERLY anagrammatic practice emerges, nevertheless, fragments of ...
Blog

Blogs are dying (except this one, of course)

Matt Wood
generally letting my mother know I was still alive. But once I started using Twitter, the blog seemed clunky ... personal experience. I started blogging when that was the only quick and easy publishing platform ... revolves around Facebook and Twitter: Now traffic to two of the most popular blog-hosting sites, Blogger ...
Interview

An Interview with Elizabeth T. Gray Jr.

Reginald Gibbons
Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr.
Cemetery?” My first answer was, “Well, of course not! How crazy would that be? There were guys mowing the ... time I didn’t understand a word. What I took from the texts back then was what I needed—learning that ... early 2015 I had lost my way. No map or spell worked: The Missing couldn’t be found or summoned. What ...
Poetry

Un autre monde; The Saturday Matinee;Early Morning in Milwaukee; "I Heard a Fly Buzz…"

John Koethe
focus of experience, fundamentally Revising what it means to feel, yet realizing Merely some minor, ... Un autre monde; The Saturday Matinee;Early Morning in Milwaukee; "I Heard a Fly Buzz…" ... Print Pages:  Page 59 from Issue 80 Four Poems John Koethe Un autre monde The nervous style and faintly ...
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Page 71 from Issue 117

Fall 2003
watch and listen and read. EH: I don't think that we could recognize it if we weren't ... to invoke the duende before his poetry readings because he said only when the duende was present ... How to Read a Poem and Fall in Love With Poetry, I write about Martin Buber because I love ...
Interview

On Prisons, Policing, and Poetry: An Interview with Anne-Marie Cusac

Molly Sprayregen
was a good thing. “That is the best way, I think, to not know what you’re going to get or what the ... effect will be, but to listen, and I tried to do that,” she said. In listening, she learned how much love ... beyond personal experience. They are, she maintains, part of something much bigger. Despite her eventual ...
Interview

An Interview with Alix Ohlin

Alix Ohlin
Joshua Bohnsack
find there, what they do, or how do you respond to that.  I just read truly one of the best books I’ve ... TriQuarterly: Something that struck me about the stories in We Want What We Want is how they fit together, more ... specifically I feel like a common theme, I picked out of them was friendships and how they work. If they were ...
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Page 262 from Issue 25

a simple way people would think that I did not know how to write. I felt then the need to prove that I knew ... will immediately recognize in this defi¬ nition some of the most distinctive traits of Borges' ... style. His early prose is pompous, strained, and exhibits a too obvious effort to astonish. Borges ...
Fiction

The Age of Anything

Brad Bostian
fashionable, I have to say, but far too expensive to topple. I was at the kitchen table, wondering what to ... sure. It was long past dinner on a warm summer night, but it didn't matter to me if you want to ... like that, since it was a new experience, should have been a positive. Of course in the last age it ...
Interview

Cupping a Tornado: An Interview with Brian Komei Dempster

Dane Hamann
Brian Komei Dempster
How could I pass on his lessons to my nonverbal son? And what lessons would I never be able to? ... sound like an excusal of such behavior. Yet, when I wrote the poem, in my mind it was ambiguous how much ... him?” My son was not who I thought he was, and our journey would not be typical. The gap between the ...

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