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Page 346 from Issue 47

the John Llewellyn award for Magic Toy Shop, and in 1968 she was awarded the Somerset Maugham prize ... published in 1977 by Little, Brown. He resides in Croton-on­ Hudson, New York. Scott Johnson teaches English ... It, and Slave Trade. George Keithley's poems and stories have appeared in many publications, ...
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Stephen Elliott: Interview

Kevin Davis
money. TQ: Writing a novel is a solitary act; directing a film isn’t. How do you adapt to that? SE: With ... literally know more about this character. TQ: Why did you decide to adapt Happy Baby for the screen, and how ... student, staying in a rented room in a San Francisco artists’ co-op with a shared bathroom down the hall. ...
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Page 146 from Issue 134

the World in 80 Days. I had been looking for a classic text to adapt for Lookingglass for some time ... varies, we most often do adaptations of classic stories, frequently epic in scale, that are told in ... Lookingglass members have adapted in­ clude: Hard Times by Charles Dickens, adapted by Heidi Stillman; ...
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Page 118 from Cumulative Index: 1-100

Issues 1-100
F 79 #47 W80 #48 Spr 80 #49 F 80 #50 W81 #51 Spr 81 #52 F 81 #53 W 82 #54 Spr 82 #55 F 82 #56 W83 #57 ... General issue A John Cage Reader General issue General issue Spr/Sum 83 A special two-volume set Vol. 1, ... General issue Spr/Sum 85 TQ 20: Twentieth-anniversary issue 109 Cumulative Index: 1-100 page ...
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Page 181 from Issue 67

Fall 1986
Page 181 from Issue 67 1945-80 in the New York Review of Books (November 7, 1985) suggests that ... publication of the Collected Poems," and thus "is the chief link between the earlier high ... Charles Olson, John Weiners, Edward Dorn, Paul Blackburn, Denise Levertov, William Bronk, Jack Spicer and ...
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Page 180 from Issue 134

I wasn't able to be in the room during the whole Coast rehearsal process, I was surprised by how much ... took me many years to come to: as a development tool for adaptations readings are not very helpful. ... Because they used to be books, adaptations usually read well. It is only when you get an adaptation into ...
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Page 106 from Issue 134

encouraged to adapt any text-short stories, poems, astrology readings, letters, anything-into a five to ten ... world's master storytellers-Homer, Dostoyevsky, Dickens. The challenge for the adapter can also be ... killed off or collapsed into other characters. An adapter is more beholden to dramatic tension to keep ...
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Page 463 from Issue 135-136

Internet Tendency, and Vice Versa Your lamentable policy of publishing no poems but sestinas insults your ... Tendency the remainder of this poem-to grant the editors of McSweeney's Internet Tendency ... too, we can handle that, the editors of McSweeney's Internet Tendency dig that Elizabeth ...
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Fall 1983
with The Actress. The Dancer. The Playwright Essays on Elizabeth Bishop. Joan Di­ dion. Doris Lessing. ... Page from Issue 58 WOMAN: THE ARTS LOTIE)ACOBI BARBARA MORGAN ISABEL BISHOP MINA CURTISS ESTHER ... JENCKS • ELIZABETH WOOD Daughters, a play by Clare Coss, Sondra Segal. Roberta Sklar Inte",iews: ...
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Page 177 from Issue 81

Spring/Summer 1991
"enigmatic" at "Plato," Alcibiades II, 147b. Robert Lamberton's remarks on the ... University Press, 1966), pp. 158-63; and Pietro Pucci, Hesiod and the Language of Poetry (Baltimore: Johns ... archa­ i"que (Paris: Francois Maspero, 1973), pp. 51-80; Mark Griffith, "Person­ ality ...

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