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Jan/Feb 1990

Cover Story

T. Coraghessan Boyle, whose 1987 novel, World's End, won the PEN/Faulkner Award, is that happy anomaly: the respectable iconoclast.

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Features

An Interview With T. Coraghessan Boyle

by David Stanton

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Council Oak Books

by Stephen G. Kennedy

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How to Discourage a Freelance Writer (If Possible)

by Laef Locke

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Name that Tune—It's Cheaper than Using the Lyrics

by Marcia Biederman

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Poems Into Songs May Grow

by John Toms

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Richness and Drought at Dorland Mountain Arts Colony

by Penelope Moffet

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The Challenge of Poetry

by Jascha Kessler

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The Poetry of Self-Discovery and Its Limits

by Zack Rogow

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News and Trends

Big Money for First Literary Novels

by David Sacks

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Condos to Desecrate Walden Pond

by Robert Siegel

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Congress Passes Arts Fund Restrictions

by Arthur S. Rosenblatt

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NEA Withdraws Grant to AIDS Show

by Arthur S. Rosenblatt

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Software Teaches Novel Writing

by David Sacks

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The Literary Life

The Practical Writer

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