Interfictions Zero: Towards a Critical Theory of Interstitiality
Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, Scholars and Academics all!
Helen Pilinovsky and I are editing a new on-line rolling anthology of critical essays whose purpose is to create a theoretical framework and vocabulary that will make it possible to talk about interstitial texts without pigeonholing them. It's an open-ended anthology, with an essay appearing on the Interstitial Arts Foundation website the first of every month, beginning in April.
A full description and Submission Guidelines can be found at:
www.interstitialarts.org/projects/interfictions0.php
Please help spread the word to writers and academics who may have critical interpretations concerning works that challenge genre tropes and expectations. If you've got an idea for an article that provides a cogent analysis of a text, but is too idiosyncratic for a standard academic publication, send it around!
Helen Pilinovsky and I are editing a new on-line rolling anthology of critical essays whose purpose is to create a theoretical framework and vocabulary that will make it possible to talk about interstitial texts without pigeonholing them. It's an open-ended anthology, with an essay appearing on the Interstitial Arts Foundation website the first of every month, beginning in April.
A full description and Submission Guidelines can be found at:
www.interstitialarts.org/projects/interfictions0.php
Please help spread the word to writers and academics who may have critical interpretations concerning works that challenge genre tropes and expectations. If you've got an idea for an article that provides a cogent analysis of a text, but is too idiosyncratic for a standard academic publication, send it around!
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