Zoe Tuck – Michigan Quarterly Review

Zoe Tuck

The Riches of Content

by Zoe Tuck

…each writer points back outward, whether that is towards people, books, community, or place. To follow these generous clues is to experience another kind of plenty.

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by Zoe Tuck

…each writer points back outward, whether that is towards people, books, community, or place. To follow these generous clues is to experience another kind of plenty.

Creating Our Own Lexicon

* Zoe Tuck *

To say that a literature has emerged is a useful fiction; a shorthand for a host of possibilities, which span many verb tenses and possible relations to existence…we need to be able to exist and thrive as people, in order for our literatures to fully come into their own.

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* Zoe Tuck *

To say that a literature has emerged is a useful fiction; a shorthand for a host of possibilities, which span many verb tenses and possible relations to existence…we need to be able to exist and thrive as people, in order for our literatures to fully come into their own.

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