Fiction

Erik Stuhaug

Stetler and Fialkow banter through the Bard's grave romance.

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• Steven Dietz
• Suzanne Bouchard
• Deborah Fialkow
• William Shakespeare
• John Procaccino

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LeGendre has said that Almost Quarry is about the moment before completeness, and though there are places in the work that highlight that penultimate experience, it's also a kinetic jolt, a powerful lesson on the effects of proximity. Movement that looks virtuosic seen from a folding chair in the audience appears dangerous when it happens right next to you—the breeze on the cheek evidence of the speed and power of the leg that just slashed right by your head. SANDRA KURTZ