Friday, March 18, 2005

The VQ effect

It says here that the Virginia Quarterly is up for a big prize. The Virginia Quarterly is one of those publications that you pick up in someone else's office and an hour later they find you in there sitting on the floor reading it and wondering what in the world you are doing, at which point you mumble, "can I borrow this?" and six years later the volume is still on your desk.

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