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Malisa Suchanya

Now, Let’s Consider This Case

By Onyinye Ihezukwu

Fall 2014

And so they meet for drinks at the open court in the shopping plaza, something that happens quite often as they are wives with no jobs (depending on how you look at it) or wives with jobs (also depending on how you look at it)...

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Counting Women

By Jon Parrish Peede

October 8, 2012

In recent years, the organization VIDA—Women in the Literary Arts has tallied the number of female and male contributors to leading cultural magazines. It’s called The Count. The findings are shocking: 20-30 percent of contributors to publications such as Harper’s, the Atlantic, and the New Yorker are female. For VQR, this year’s count is 49.

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Hearing Lillian Smith

By Robert H. Brinkmeyer, Jr.

Winter 1995

Near the end of her life when she was apparently thinking about doing some autobiographical writing, Lillian Smith told a friend that “to tell the truth I have so many selves that I wonder sometimes how I’d do an autobiography.”

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