ITCH HOUSE

I am now selling a selection of my collages as signed digital prints. Made in collaboration with Nick Albertson at Color Space Photographic.

Brick Street View

Webtoy by Einar Öberg turns Google Street View panoramas into spaces virtually made with LEGO bricks:

This site is an experiment by me, Einar Öberg (@inear). It’s a continuation of another project, Urban Jungle Street View, which both combining and augmenting Google Maps Street View with a 3D environment.

When Penguins Attack

Photograph by Clinton Berry, National Geographic Your Shot

by Niina Pollari

Please make me a Bailey’s coffee I really need it I feel really bad

Please don’t stare, I don’t feel good I lifted that line out of a teenager’s blog

Anyway call me when you want to scrutinize someone Because I am it

The girl who heard there’d be drugs and showed up earnestly Not even “the girl” but “a girl”

Vetch is an online poetry periodical planning to release its first issue in the winter of 2014.

Vetch seeks work by trans poets in trans language.  This is not to say that trans people have a single way of speaking to one another, nor that trans language is by necessity revolutionary, but that we seek work that does not bother to translate itself for a cis reader.

Vetch seeks work attentive to the ways in which power shapes language, poetry, and relations among trans people.

Vetch seeks work excited by imagining a trans poetics, rather than dogmatic about establishing one.

Vetch seeks work interesting to all seventeen readers of poetry left in America who are not poets.

Vetch accepts poetry and critical work.  

Poets may submit ten individual poems per reading period.  Excerpts from longer works are encouraged, with the possibility of serialization.

Essays and book reviews should take the poetry of trans authors as their subject.  Vetch accepts only one essay or book review submission per author per reading period.  Under 10 pages (double-spaced) preferred. Please send a brief pitch (3-4 pages double-spaced) of work over 15 pages (double-spaced).  No funny business with margins or fonts.  You know what we mean.

Please send work in an attachment to [email protected] with “POETRY SUBMISSION” or “CRITICAL SUBMISSION” as your subject line.  Files should be .doc, .docx, or .txt.

ELISE MESNER posted in La Monda Magazine.