... Times Illustrated 24 (May 1985): 32–41. The restlessness of the Union’s lingering regiments in “Sentenced and Shot” and the sequence of events once Custer arrived in Alexandria, Louisiana, are reported by Jeffry D. Wert in Custer: The Controversial Life of George Armstrong Custer (New York: Simon...

... Jill Johnston never really ended her columns. This chapter argues that by studying the last sentences of Jill Johnston’s writing, one can understand how an end is never an end but just a moment of reorientation or turning. Dyke March Stonewall Washington Square Park ...

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... This essay seeks to express the movement of desire at work in a tense and abortive romantic film project through a single-sentence structure of exposition. desire affect cinema writing ...

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... duration. He was extradited to the United States, in 1989, in order to serve a prison sentence for drug traffcking. He was then deported back to Bolivia, in 2009, to serve out a sentence for genocide and human-rights violations in the same prison as his former boss, García Meza. Both their sentences...

... As tough-on-crime sentencing lengthened prison terms and shrank opportunities for parole, gubernatorial clemency became the last hope for prisoners facing long sentences. In response, prisoners in the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola agitated for clemency. The chapter explores how long...