Tq 20: Twenty Years Of The Best Contemporary Writing And Graphics From Triquarterly Magazine
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Condition: NEW in original plastic wrapper.
A landmark celebration of twenty years of literary excellence, TQ 20 brings together the finest contemporary writing and graphics ever published in TriQuarterly magazine, one of America's most prestigious literary journals. The anthology presents an extraordinary breadth of voices — poets, fiction writers, essayists, and visual artists — whose work defined the cutting edge of American and international literature across two transformative decades. Edited with discerning judgment by Reginald Gibbons and Susan Hahn, the collection argues powerfully for the enduring relevance of serious literary publishing in an age of cultural noise. TQ 20 stands as both a retrospective and a manifesto, chronicling the bold editorial vision that made TriQuarterly a destination for writers who refused to play it safe. The anthology illustrates the magazine's commitment to formal experimentation, global perspectives, and the kind of urgent, uncompromising prose and poetry that outlasts its moment — leaving readers with the tantalising question of what the next twenty years might bring.
Author: Reginald Gibbons And Susan Hahn
Format: Hardback
Published: 1985, Pushcart
Genre: Anthology
Condition remarks:
Condition: NEW in original plastic wrapper.
A landmark celebration of twenty years of literary excellence, TQ 20 brings together the finest contemporary writing and graphics ever published in TriQuarterly magazine, one of America's most prestigious literary journals. The anthology presents an extraordinary breadth of voices — poets, fiction writers, essayists, and visual artists — whose work defined the cutting edge of American and international literature across two transformative decades. Edited with discerning judgment by Reginald Gibbons and Susan Hahn, the collection argues powerfully for the enduring relevance of serious literary publishing in an age of cultural noise. TQ 20 stands as both a retrospective and a manifesto, chronicling the bold editorial vision that made TriQuarterly a destination for writers who refused to play it safe. The anthology illustrates the magazine's commitment to formal experimentation, global perspectives, and the kind of urgent, uncompromising prose and poetry that outlasts its moment — leaving readers with the tantalising question of what the next twenty years might bring.