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Winter 2025 Cover with photo by Lys Arango of 3 coal miners sitting on a bench during lunch

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Postwar International Planning
… in the World Economy. By Alvin H. Hansen. W. W. Norton and Company. $2.50. In this brief and lucid book on “America’s … the beginning of the San Francisco conference. As Hansen points out, the United States in particular “could make no … nineteenth century. Hansen has performed a useful service also in meeting squarely the unrealistic criticisms which …
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Like? Whatever: Likability and the Nonfiction Writer
… celebrating holidays. Does the success of our work hinge on coming across as likable human beings? I asked Cheryl … of diverse literatures.” Paul Hanstedt took his audience into account from the get-go, on his blog White Boy … won’t you read it?’ It’s a tough thing to balance.” Strayed points out that the difficulty varies from writer to writer …
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The Night Won’t Stop It
… to throb. Affairs that began in spring’s alarming weather die of heatstroke. A generous gesture hovers in the back of …
Dependents
… it to a musical two years in a row. In other words, too complicated to explain to you.” Cora’s too busy to play … else on the bus. Even though Beth Sibula and I are tied in points this week. My mother says “things will work out” and … composition papers, Miss Clark manicures her nails. She studies them with eyes slightly crossed, flicking the file as …
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The Ore Miner’s Wife
… began the slow climb up the rusted ladder. The man would die, Niklas knew, before they reached the next drift. The … red-faced representative of the Majestic Mining Company. Niklas felt bitter fear rise like bile inside him, … white over slick black rocks. Arcs and parabolas spun and eddied through Niklas’ mind, and he felt a glow of excitement …
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Color Invocations
… that I don’t know where I’ll end up is both terrifying and also the reason why I do it.” She tells me this in her East … and deeper; the longer one looks, the less sure they become of the painting’s exact borders. Mid-February in Austin … for her. She doesn’t quite know yet, but she’s “sure it’ll come in.” ondas sonoras o Actias luna, 2019. Oil on canvas, …
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