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… line that imposes everything onto her. The third line, completing the sentence, reconciles extremes in a generous … leaves him more anxious than most writers to reach that audience and shape their sense of him. He can only be who he … reviewing. This interesting bit of reception history points to cross currents in democracy itself: independence …

… past couple of months”: [I]nvariably, in phone-tag intramurals preceding our meetings, every message Lee left on my … “me” / “see,” and “plain” / “Wayne,” are linguistically uncomplicated, as if simply revealing a hard truth, a “simple … rhyme adds vehemence to these harsh dismissals. It embodies the anger that the words express. “Poetry of bad …

… writes in “Out on Bail,” one of eleven linked stories that comprise his 1992 masterpiece Jesus’ Son . “When I realized … codicil, that maybe he will be by the time we read him, is also correct. Here we see the true transference that … which I purposely held off reading for a few years after he died in 1988. I once felt about Carver the way I have come …

… The classical era of the American space program has come to an end. After a quarter century in which peaceful … their location within l/100th of a mile. The system can also guide ballistic missiles with uncanny precision. The … period. Moreover, Earth’s geological history, once studied in isolation, now stands in a new relationship with the …

… at Random House, on June 9 to update him on the project. Complaining about the inability to absorb the information he … Thompson convinced Silberman to obtain him press credentials for the Democratic Convention in August. Mingling among … that the Freak Power campaign of Joe Edwards for mayor embodied in the Aspen and Woody Creek community has relevant and …