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Speech Acts
The mother tongue is the language of our earliest and truest selves, our first grip on the world around us as we learn to name the people, places, and things which hold us steady, which keep us fixed in a particular place and time.
The Daniels: On Four Latine Authors Named Daniel
“Until these collections, I didn’t believe you could write short pieces so clearly inspired by Chicano life.”
The Madness Memoir: Structure and Heritage in Writing About Mental Illness"
“At its core, the madness memoir is an effort to impose a literary structure on an inherently disorganized condition.”
Drinking Buddies
“I laugh too even though I wonder if we all know it isn’t funny, and if so, why it is that we’re laughing still?”
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