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Fuentes Winner Luisa Valenzuela nails mother-daughter dynamic. Award Winner Ursula K. Le Guin reveals benefits of preaching to the choir. Mahmoud Darwish explores states of siege. Julie Busic reminds us wars reverberate long after the shooting’s stopped. New Yorker cartoonist Shannon Wheeler visits Occupy Wall St. & survives the day. Portland chronicler Jennifer Robin travels…
VOLLFARBIGE AUSGABE. Die Abenteuer von Max und Moritz. Erstmals 1865 veröffentlicht, unterhält dieser Klassiker seit über 150 Jahren Erwachsene und Kinder gleicherma en. Es erzählt die Geschichte von zwei schelmischen Jungen, die den leidgeprüften Einwohnern ihrer Stadt eine Reihe von Streichen spielen – und wie sie ihr Ende finden. Ein herrlicher Klassiker, der immer wieder…
Gobshite Quarterly Summer/Fall 2018, #31/32 features: Every Edge a Centre is an ongoing series of mythopoetic reasoned rants and essays: Nebraska novelist & O. Henry nominee Poe Ballantine looks back at a 1960s relationship with a legend in “Every Edge A Centre: Another zucchini bar, Ken?” (in Eng./Sp./Croat.); Adelaide-based poet & essayist Judith Steele writes…
contemporary poems from croatia, russia, and lithuania; croatian underground comic; political commentary from barcelona on the current situation in catalonia; film commentary on sophia coppola’s films from barcelona; underground comic from brasil; bricolage from belgium/serbia; american essays on flirting, & murder
Concrete poetry is usually, but not always, limited to the arrangement of letters in one word and must be seen to be understood. One can not read a visual poem to a blind person without going into a complex explanation. And if you have to explain the poem you are lost. Viewing a concrete poem…
“Don’t Do What The Dodo Does!” is child friendly, cartoon safety advice hidden underneath the idiotic antics of the dodos. Rhymes coupled with colourful cartoons, encourage children to see the dodos behaviour as ridiculous. Examples range from the extreme, (swimming in a volcano!) to the more mundane, (running with scissors). No child likes to be…
PJ McMouse is a character for all ages. Becoming weary of a complicated life he really can’t rewind, PJ decides to start life anew, shunning his past and deciding to live a life of kind-hearted adventure with the friends he loves! His innate ability to make others smile and to live their lives to the…
We follow a rogue soldier of a legendary army across an endless plain of colorful mosaics on a celestial quest. He is pursued by relentless forces determined to make him pay the ultimate price for his desertion. Noetic Eternal is a modern look at the Epics of Old, full of vivid color and adventure in…
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work is in the “public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no…
What We Face Walking Out the Front Door is a small, black and gray poetry zine by Zophia McDougal aka Petunia Meat. Zophia presents a beautiful hybrid of drawings and original poetry. Zophia is from a little, mid-western Missouri town and a Kansas City Art Institute graduate. Her work focuses on the daily ennui and…
The worlds we occupy ourselves with are not real. The Russians in the ring are not Russian; their pal, mincing around with his silk scarves and boas, has never taken another man’s penis into his mouth. The act is convincing though there’s nothing worth taking shame in. We revel in the same things. We know…
Zom is indestructible. He loves to work and can do anything physical, far beyond what is expected of him – but he can’t find a job. He tries working as a deep sea fisherman, plays professional football, soldiers in the desert. Something always goes wrong – fish eat his appendages, he loses an arm, he…
Using conceptual methods popularized in music composition by John Cage, cartoonist/musician Todd Webb creates the experimental comic strip series Chance Operations, one of the first truly “indeterminate” comics. Chance Operations is an exercise in allowing formal constraints to decide the content and design of a sequential artwork – while Webb draws the comics, he does…
SHE ESCAPED HEAVEN TO BE WITH ME IN HELL The Teeth Of The World Are Sharp is the new collection of dark art and poetry by A.X. Salvo inspired by Edgar Allan Poe, Sylvia Plath, Neil Gaiman and the horror manga of Junji Ito. In this second collection of poems, Salvo blends elements of dark…
WHEEL is equal parts adventure memoir, graphic novel, poetry anthology, autobiographical journal, and scientific grimoire. Sure to delight romantics and adventurers alike, this hand-written, hand-illustrated work simultaneously takes you on a hike through the seasons of the Pacific Northwest and a hike through the seasons of a romance. The mythic heroine’s story is one that…
Here we present the first published collection of poetry from Tāmaki-makau-rau/Auckland based Queer poet Edwin Z. Canary (he/they). From the title poem “Le Tournesol” (“The Sunflower”), a blinding light shines in the eyes of the author, but is it just a dream – a nightmare? to “Heavy is the Head that wears the Crown” an…
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