Poetry
… there by accident. He had left camp with the Royal Niger Company at Port Harcourt and rode his bicycle into the forest in search of undiscovered species of animals.) Thus, only a map sketched by the hands of God himself … The country is the land of men who bear in their bodies the mark of war. The country is of men who carry the …
Poetry
… the mottled cowlicks of the coat across her chest— and she died, was gone like that , the bullet still chambered … he fed her, saying over her grave the single word she had come to know herself by, never understanding it was no name …
… me; It’s his life-death. But I won’t Take it—if I do, I’ll die On the spot. I’ll be useless like a kiss In the past …
… the pen, to teach and persuade. Unlike old John, Henry’s points were often so indirect or clever that the lesson … Chartres (1913), the book which architects, philosophers, medievalists, and lovers of literature generally have adored; … are published here, including 549 never before printed, and 261 which are published in full for the first time. Also …
Fiction
… but Michael Jackson doesn’t care. He’s got a big paycheck coming if the Evinrudes hold up, and it looks like they … for dinner?” he said. She looked up from the Rolodex and studied his face. “Excuse me?” she said. “I will like to thank … a board with holes in it, and each hole had a set number of points, and you had to get to a hundred. You could buy an …
… are trying; the surface is uneven; means of transport are uncomfortable and few. And it would be expensive. But even an … seldom to see his own. III The Iranian character has many points in its favor. It is immensely quick witted. It is … a dissatisfied intelligentsia are three of the main ingredients of revolution. The first two are already present in …