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Dec 13, 2008
Another great Dusie kollektiv chap! Mark's work is always great, Bronwen did a lovely job with the layout & sewing. It looks pretty and reads pretty...but not too pretty.... I especially love the New York skyline cover, by Caleb Anderson.
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Jan 17, 2010
Dusie Press
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In part with the third dusie kollektiv.
The complete issue will be available as well at dusie.org
the 49 contributors are:
Jared Hayes, Cara Benson, Amy King, Emma Phillipps, Arielle Guy, Jane Sprague, Ana Bozicevic, Anna Moschovakis, Kaia Sand, Anna Fulford, Samar Abulhassan, Mackenzie Carignan, Zoe Skoulding, Catherine Meng, Ann Bogle, Susana Gardner, Bonnie Jean Michalski, Michelle Noteboom, Stephanie Young, Dawn Pendergast, Marthe Reed, Carmen Gimenez Smith, More...
The complete issue will be available as well at dusie.org
the 49 contributors are:
Jared Hayes, Cara Benson, Amy King, Emma Phillipps, Arielle Guy, Jane Sprague, Ana Bozicevic, Anna Moschovakis, Kaia Sand, Anna Fulford, Samar Abulhassan, Mackenzie Carignan, Zoe Skoulding, Catherine Meng, Ann Bogle, Susana Gardner, Bonnie Jean Michalski, Michelle Noteboom, Stephanie Young, Dawn Pendergast, Marthe Reed, Carmen Gimenez Smith, More...
May 21, 2009
Kathrin
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“Jewels from the skyline.”
Winter-Spring-Summer-Fall image by image “Black ink on / a black stone, // smooth & cold & / wet like a mouth” we are carried through “this polis, this people, this unmooring of a ship as will carry us to where we are going.”
In spring Lamoureux catches the “wind-swollen plastic bags” skittering across “pavement in arcs, as though alive;” in summer the shit blasted off the curb, in fall illegals waiting for some work.
“...now go to b More...
Winter-Spring-Summer-Fall image by image “Black ink on / a black stone, // smooth & cold & / wet like a mouth” we are carried through “this polis, this people, this unmooring of a ship as will carry us to where we are going.”
In spring Lamoureux catches the “wind-swollen plastic bags” skittering across “pavement in arcs, as though alive;” in summer the shit blasted off the curb, in fall illegals waiting for some work.
“...now go to b More...
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