LARB Quarterly Journal No. 3: Spring 2014 2019-12-09T01:40:09+00:00
LARB Quarterly Journal No. 3: Spring 2014

These carefully selected articles, poems, interviews and essays — all written exclusively for this publication — appeal to readers with wide-ranging interests and a love for the literary

These carefully selected articles, poems, interviews and essays — all written exclusively for this publication — appeal to readers with wide-ranging interests and a love for the literary.
About the Book
These carefully selected articles, poems, interviews and essays — all written exclusively for this publication — appeal to readers with wide-ranging interests and a love for the literary. The new issue of the LARB Quarterly Journal includes:

  • Feature essays by Sasha Archibald, Zach Dorfman, Michelle Huneven, Jasmine Iskandar, Evan Kindley, Louis P. Masur, Massimo Mazzotti, Anne Elizabeth Moore, Jedediah Purdy, Amy Weldon, Caroll Sun Yang, and Mia You.
  • Original poetry by Kiki Petrosino, Sean Singer, and Danez Smith.
  • Short takes by Ramona Ausubel, Mario Bellatin, Rivka Galchen, Manuel Gonzales, and Pauls Toutonghi.
  • Including an Artist Portfolio and profile of Ruby Neri.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Generation by Ramona Ausubel

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Letter from the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway by Zach Dorfman

Cooking Ottolenghi by Michelle Huneven

A Solution by Rivka Galchen

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Massacre on Veng Sreng Street by Anne Elizabeth Moore

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Sacred Duty: The Life of John Quincy Adams by Louis P. Masur

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Springtime in East Beirut, 1982 by Pauls Toutonghi

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A Secondary Art: The Letters of Malcolm Cowley by Evan Kindley

The Weird Sisters by Amy Weldon

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Drunk Dialer’s Ballad: Drinking in 20th-Century American Short Fiction by Caroll Sun Yang

Details
Author: Tom Lutz
Series: LARB Quarterly Journal, Book 122
Publisher: Los Angeles Review of Books
Publication Year: 2014
Tom Lutz

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