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Threnody for Stelios
… widow is wailing. At your wedding feast you shouted, “We’ll die, all of us,” and laughed; and now the old women are … you would die; you had seen death often enough and funerals, and heard wailing; but you’d never thought about death, … and still. They could not lift her with their wailing. “Come, get up, Matina, you must! There are things to do now,” …
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Best, Tom
… of 1961, we gravitated toward each other as friends, rivals, and fellow hellraisers who shared a literary bent. … at a NATO headquarters near Heidelberg, Germany. In the comfort of an office that had once served the army of the … before Tom’s suicide (initially, she was told that Tom died that night). She was living alone then and hadn’t seen …
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The Green Room, Spring 2002
… playing, but he did do the Pikes Peak Marathon in August— 26.3 miles and 7815 feet of elevation gain. “It was hard … Review, The Yale Review , and other journals, and is forthcoming in Agni, The American Scholar , and Triquarterly . … Professor Emeritus of American Literature and American Studies at the University of Virginia. He grew up in …
Between the House and the Chicken Yard
… Life of Flannery O’Connor, by Brad Gooch. Little, Brown and Company, February 2009. $30 Thirty years ago, a young Brad … project, when it occurred to him that Fitzgerald had died three years before, at eighty-three, without ever … years before her death at age thirty-nine, though as Gooch points out, “she could just as easily have written that …
The Knot of Contrariety
… wrath that has routinely been ascribed to him but also in chronic, revealing rages against European influence, … to Whitman’s character as elusive and intriguing as other commentators have, agrees with them that Whitman customarily … volunteer work as a nurse and companion for wounded soldiers during the Civil War. As a way of completing the …
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Kidney Season
… counselor. Sometimes his all-purpose utterances were comforting and other times they made Kate want to kick him. … mother had improved markedly after Megan was born. She had died of a brain tumor in the summer following Megan’s high … an oddly bouncy ring, reminding her of television commercials for cleaning products that portrayed drudgery as …
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