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The Welder
By Ingeborg Bachmann“The man read and read, moving his lips; now and then his whole body started moving and then the words entered him like spirits.”
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Fiction
Curtis
By Patrick Cottrell“Stephen suggested that they have sex on the kitchen table but Susan declined. She hadn’t brushed her teeth yet.”
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Fiction
The Twenty-Year Novel: Harriet Clark on The Hill
By Lidija HaasIf you’re deprived of a home, deprived of access to your family, you learn that, actually, being bound to others is the significant thing.
The Daily
Conversations
The House with the Mezzanine
By Dan Bevacqua“I was supposed to middle-man these people into a situation of potential annoyance—if not harassment? Me? The poor kid from Jersey?”
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Fiction
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Barthelme, the Houstonian
By Susan ChoiHouston is a city of unexpected adjacencies. Because it has no zoning regulations, it has no zones.
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On Books
On Albrecht Dürer’s Engraving Saint Eustace
By Inger Christensen“We shall see the deer as part of the trunks of the forest. // We shall see its antlers imitating the branches of the trees.”
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Poetry
1981
By Asiya Wadud“in a world / the orange sun / resets / a recessed darkness”
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Poetry
ART 149: Music for Visual Thinking
By Cauleen SmithThis portfolio renders a selection of the vinyl records Smith plays to begin each session of the undergraduate studio course she teaches at UCLA.
