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… lit fusewire touches the trunk and the tree turns over dies to the last twig. This is not a sequoia with defense … the green green of cypress. The tree is unstable at once becomes danger to a vast circumference and the boring begins, …

… approaches strictly contemporary history, the “archive” becomes for all practical purposes inexhaustible and literally … from the episodic, or the parabola of change from the datapoints scattered on the grid of historical interpretation … Most of the émigrés discussed in “The Sea Change” have died within the last decade, but almost every reader of the …

… by a web of caves;   they must have seemed like catacombs,     in 1863, to the woman sitting in her parlor,  … explode, writing herself  into history, asking what is to become      of all the living things in this place?      This … on the bluffs, draped     in flowers—funereal—a blur  of petals against the river’s gray.     The brochure in my room …

… exactly a year ago, I wrote an article for VQR about an unaccompanied minor—one who crossed the border without papers or … Frydman of San Francisco’s Center for Gender and Refugee Studies. “We congratulate EOIR on this important step but we … more migration north? Frankel, of the Young Center, points out that an estimated 90,000 children are projected …

… move, just lies still and soaks into the grass. Game injury comes in multiple ways, always all of a sudden. It can be … play, and no one knows the guy is down until it’s over. Bodies scramble as the play evolves; formations collapse, … teammate, Jason Callahan, my bunkmate the night before, all 260 Ibs., rolled over my ankle and pulled me down. I …