Blaze a Vanishing

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Blaze A Vanishing Alan Morrison's e-book Blaze A Vanishing is available here in its entirety as a WLT web exclusive to go along with his poem “Twigworth Yews” in the November 2013 print edition. Click here to download the e-book.

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November 2013

“Writing the Great Recession,” a portfolio devoted to international working-class writing, headlines the November 2013 issue of WLT.


Table of Contents

Writing the Great Recession

ESSAY “Australian Working-class Writing” by Sarah Attfield
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ESSAY “I Am a Poet of Workers and Peasants” Working-class Poets of Pakistan by Qalandar Bux Memon & Zeeshan Yousaf
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ESSAY “My City’s Million Voices Chiding Me” “Answerability” and Modern Irish Working-class Writers by Michael Pierse
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POETRY “Cockatoo Island” by Sarah Attfield
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POETRY “I know many places well – some I can still smell” by Elizabeth Hodgson
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POETRY “Poet” by Arif Shah
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POETRY “Twigworth Yews” by Alan Morrison
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POETRY Three Poems by Ewa Parma
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POETRY “Blue” by Zheng Xiaoqiong
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SONG LYRICS “The Hard Road” by Hilltop Hoods
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INTERVIEW “Coal Miner’s Daughter: An Interview with Ewa Parma” by Karen Kovacik
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EXCERPT “The Ranks of Winners” by Michela Murgia
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E-BOOK WEB EXCLUSIVE
POETRY WEB EXCLUSIVE

Varia

City Profile: W. E. B. Du Bois Wrote Here
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New Books: Doctor, Doctor
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Outpost: Switzerland’s Maison de l’Écriture by Tasja Dorkofikis
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“So Who Has Time to Read? Mediterranean Blue-collar Noir, Part 2” by J. Madison Davis
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Fiction

“A Single Drop of Blood” by Alexis Jenni
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“The History Teacher” by Anzhelina Polonskaya
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Interviews

“Reinventing Spanish as a Literary Language: A Conversation with Álvaro Enrigue” by Peter Constatine
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“All Things French (in Love and War): An Interview with Alexis Jenni” by Dinah Assouline Stillman
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Poetry

“Tom Smithson Dead in His Garret” by José Manuel Cardona
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Three Poems by Juan Gelman
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“The Donegal Hock” by James McManus
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Two poems by Anzhelina Polonskaya
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Four Poems by Ludwig Steinherr
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“If I Were” by Sybil Volks
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World Literature Today 100th Year