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Temblor, No. 10 (1989)

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Temblor, No. 10 (1989)

This 1989 number of *Temblor* is best met through the writing itself. It contains 24 named pieces or sections, beginning with *Little Exhortation* by…

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Temblor, No. 9 (1989)

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Temblor, No. 9 (1989)

The 1989 issue of *Temblor* brings its writers together without asking them to sound alike. It contains 23 named pieces or sections, beginning with…

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Temblor, No. 7 (1988)

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Temblor, No. 7 (1988)

Open this 1988 issue of *Temblor* and the contents begin making their own introductions. It contains 23 named pieces or sections, beginning with *8th…

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Temblor, No. 8 (1988)

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Temblor, No. 8 (1988)

This 1988 number of *Temblor* is best met through the writing itself. It contains 26 named pieces or sections, beginning with *Chalk* by Barbara…

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Temblor, No. 5 (1987)

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Temblor, No. 5 (1987)

This 1987 number of *Temblor* is best met through the writing itself. It contains 31 named pieces or sections, beginning with *The Ice Storm*…

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Temblor, No. 6 (1987)

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Temblor, No. 6 (1987)

Open this 1987 issue of *Temblor* and the contents begin making their own introductions. It contains 28 named pieces or sections, beginning with *Thorow*…

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Temblor, No. 3 (1986)

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Temblor, No. 3 (1986)

Published in 1986, no. 3 of *Temblor* gives readers several clear ways into the magazine. It contains 24 named pieces or sections, beginning with…

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Temblor, No. 4 (1986)

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Temblor, No. 4 (1986)

The 1986 issue of *Temblor* brings its writers together without asking them to sound alike. It contains 24 named pieces or sections, beginning with…

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Temblor, No. 2 (1985)

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Temblor, No. 2 (1985)

Published in 1985, no. 2 of *Temblor* gives readers several clear ways into the magazine. It contains 15 named pieces or sections, beginning with…

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