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- A Season in Silence, by Jennifer de Guzman
(2/9/04)
- Fiction.
- When my mother tells me to do something, or not to do something, it's like I don't have any choice—what she says goes. I hate that feeling, like not being separate from my mom, like I'm an extra arm or leg that always does what she wants.
- Carnival, by Jennifer de Guzman
(1/19/04)
- Poetry.
- Your mother is the swan-bench. / We don't know who your father was.
- Counterpoint, by Jennifer de Guzman
(10/21/02)
- Fiction.
- "Hard work is the price of genius, sometimes, Amadeo," Padre Martini tells me. "It is not enough for you to make beautiful music. The music must have form."
- Underground, by Jennifer de Guzman
(3/26/01)
- Fiction.
- Fairy dust makes everything beautiful: when you're using it you look beautiful and everything looks beautiful to you.
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