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Food Fights in Iowa: The Vegetarian Stranger in Recent Midwest Fiction
… and hungry look, but not because of famine. Not merely in comedies, but in tragedies, histories, and romances as well, the … the costermongers peddling in the pit. “Surfeit-swell’d” Falstaff feasts profusely, but so does melancholy Hamlet, who …
Blake and the New Age
… him in extreme measures. After enveloping him in the most complete contemporary neglect of any major English poet, she … seemed almost a reincarnation of Blake. In his teens he studied Blake at the persuasion of his father, an ardent … We can consider the affinity between the poets from four points of view: ethical, mystical, aesthetic, and technical. …
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Bull Shipping
… benign but expanding, that had encroached on and finally compressed his optic chiasma. Adolfo Carmona—husband to … technical creativity, a gift for engineering raw materials into a kind of commercial sublime.  California and Chile … scrambled eggs into his bare hands. He despaired. When he died, his sisters discovered he’d been sleeping on …
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Uncle Jeff Davis
… of the police station, a small corrugated yellow building also housing the fire department. A large white gentleman, … grown up in the Delta, I had never been in Woodville. I had come to the Jefferson Davis family reunion, and I was … child, Orange, Lucinda’s child, Chaney, Harriett’s child, died). Sunday school promotions from the Methodist Church …
The Good News Has Arrived
… clear: the Percy canon is, for all practical purposes, complete, thus foreclosing on the possibility that recent critical studies will have to be revised in light of future novels and … And through death and regeneration the Deus Absconditus reveals himself as Deus Patefactus as these two scarred …
Down By the River
… Melamine cup I’d served her coffee in and shook her head. “Died in two minutes. Sheila Powell had blood all over her, … and sometimes takes classes in nontechnical subjects at the community college. And he married a college student, the … fix a big breakfast while Warren gets his tools and materials for the day loaded on the truck. We eat, and Warren …
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