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March 17, 2005 - VQR Nominated for Two National Magazine Awards
… with which writing, reporting, editing and design all come together to command readers’ attention and fulfill the magazine’s unique editorial mission. Also named as finalists in the Under 100,000 Circulation … literary core.” More information can be found at the ASME’s website. …
The Press in Petticoats
… that would be neither the Telegram nor the World, but a combination of the two, “retaining the best features of … slides on the screen between Alms, but finally the audiences came to resent this practice, and it was a picayune … look for it. But they won’t now—they’ll turn the radio dials and listen to the Songbird of the East in Heartwarming …
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Just Joking
… up to a whole worth reading, much less rereading. And now comes Andrew Hudgins’s The Joker, part memoir, part joke … where he attended high school and college, and later he studied writing at Iowa and Stanford. Now a professor at The … tradition, are infused with history and religion. They are also often darkly funny. (“Praying Drunk” begins “Our Father …
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Alice Munro’s Too Much Happiness
… of psychological fiction, Munro champions the value and complexity of the lives of outwardly ordinary people. She … in the desert,” and steals a kiss. When Doree’s mother dies suddenly, she chooses to move in with Lloyd, rather … or all of these at once, depending on the shifting points-of-view of the observers. Munro uses Gothic imagery …
Injuns
… school with my toes turned in, “Indian fashion.” It was uncomfortable, and anybody who watched probably thought I had … however, already by 1671 20,000 Indians faced 40,000 colonials in southern New England. Against 150,000 settlers in the … Indians faced. Spanish colonists, familiar with the die-off of native peoples in the Caribbean and Latin …
Notes on Current Books, Summer 1985
… Books, Summer 1985 Readers who relish the novels of I. Compton-Burnett will find their enjoyment heightened by this … leaders adds a new degree of sophistication to a heavily studied topic. His final chapter, a narrative account of one … an anthologist, and Norton, a military man, have collected 26 stories veterans have written about our experience on …
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