How we speak to one another : an essay daily reader

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How we speak to one another : an essay daily reader / edited by Ander Monson, Craig Reinbold.

Monson, Ander, 1975- (editor.). Reinbold, Craig, 1982- (editor.).

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ISBN: 9781566894579 : PAP
ISBN: 1566894573 : PAP
Physical Description: 308 pages, 15 numbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 23 cm
Publisher: Minneapolis : Coffee House Press, 2017.
Copyright: c2017.

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Bibliography, etc. Note:	Includes bibliographical references.
Summary, etc.:	"The essay is rhizomatic: it builds off and shoots out conversations between us every time we read, reread, or write. When we speak back to others we amplify ourselves and get a foothold in an ongoing conversation. How We Speak to One Another collects those conversations, giving context to a genre, deepening the flexibility and vitality of its many forms"-- Provided by publisher.

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How We Speak to One Another

Section	Section Description	Page Number
	Here's How You Use the Lion Mints: An Introduction to How We Speak to One Another Ander Monson	p. 1
	Invisible Engineering: The Fine Art of Revising "The Fine Art of Sighing" Marcia Aldrich	p. 11
	On Chris Marker's Sans Soleil Kristen Radtke	p. 19
	Majestic Ruins: Robin Hemley on the Work of James Agee	p. 29
	On Essays, Assays, and Yiyun Li's "Dear Friend, from My Life I Write to You in Your Life" V. V. Ganeshananthan	p. 33
	The Assault on Prose: John Crowe Ransom, New Criticism, and the Status of the Essay Robert Atwan	p. 39
	On Joan Didion, Repo Man, and a '76 Malibu Matt Dube	p. 47
	On Collage, Chris Kraus, and Misremembered Didion Aisha Sabatini Sloan	p. 53
	Looking for Samuel Delany T Clutch Fleischmann	p. 57
	Observations about Writing Memoir in My Twenties, Thirties, and Forties Rigoberto GonzÃ¡lez	p. 63
	On the Mysterious Leslie Ryan and the Structure of a Trauma Narrative Katherine E. Standefer	p. 73
	On Arianne Zwartjes's "This Suturing of Wounds or Words" and Kisha Lewellyn Schlegel's "Cannulated Screw" Julie Lauterbach-Colby	p. 77
	Living within the Ellipses: CÃ©sar DÃaz on Ilan Stavans's On Borrowed Words: A Memoir of Language	p. 81
	On Joan Didion, on the Morning After My Twenties Emily Deprang	p. 87
	On Writing Young Lucas Mann	p. 91
	On Losing Yourself Danica Novgorodoff	p. 97
	Is the Essay at the End of Time? Ken Chen	p. 107
	E-mail from Bonnie J. Rough	p. 117
	On the Essential Art of Failing Peter Grandbois	p. 119
	Leaping Albert Goldbarth	p. 129
	Julian Barnes Brings Light to a Thanatophobe's Conundrum Alison Hawthorne Deming	p. 133
	On Tom Junod's "The Falling Man" Steven Church	p. 137
	We Sought but Couldn't Find: Coming Up Empty in David Shields's "Death Is the Mother of Beauty" Bethany Maile	p. 141
	Movie Quotes as Misery: David Legault on Claudia Rankine's Don't Let Me Be Lonely	p. 147
	A Paperback Cabinet of Wonder: Unlocking the Long Lyric Essay Joni Tevis	p. 151
	The Essays of Ansel Adams: An Allegory John D'Agata	p. 159
	10 Thoughts on Elision Meehan Crist	p. 161
	On Donald Hall's 'Out the Window" Thomas Mira Y Lopez	p. 163
	On the Virtues of Drowning: Lidia Yuknavitch's The Chronology of Water Danielle Cadena Deulen	p. 169
	On Hoagland, Animal Obsession, and the Courage of Simile John T. Price	p. 175
	On David Quammen and Writing Trout Maya L. Kapoor	p. 183
	On Long Winters, Short Essays, and a Sky That Stretches Forever Chelsea Biondolillo	p. 187
	On Wendell Berry and Why I'm Not Going to Buy a Smartphone Megan Kimble	p. 195
	It Is a Shaggy World, Studded with Gardens Brian Doyle	p. 199
	Nonaction Like a Brick Nicole Walker	p. 205
	On the Fugue, Alison Bechdel's Are You My Mother?, DFW, and the Resistance to the One Thing Paul Lisicky	p. 215
	On The Squared Circle: Life, Death, and Professional Wrestling by David Shoemaker Brian Oliu	p. 219
	On Rick Reilly's "Need a Fourth?" from Sports Illustrated, March 31, 1997 Pam Houston	p. 223
	On Jim Bouton's Ball Four Dave Mondy	p. 229
	On a Little-Known Gem by Max Beerbohm Phillip Lopate	p. 243
	On Eliot Weinberger's "Wrens" Amy Benson	p. 249
	On Charles Lamb's "New Year's Eve" Patrick Madden	p. 253
	On the Book of Days Elena Passarello	p. 257
	On the False Glint of Fool's Gold and ClichÃ© Erin Zwiener	p. 261
	The Present of Our Past: Patricia Vigderman on Alexander Stille	p. 267
	A Fat Man Story: Ander Monson on H. L. Mencken's "A Neglected Anniversary"	p. 271
	On Endings: All in All, It Was a Really Weird Summer Ryan Van Meter	p. 281
	Bibliography	p. 287
	Contributors	p. 299

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