- FREE: 20 Poets anthology
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Klare Lanson
CCC Spoken Word Mix
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I will grab their bytes and they will secretly not like it
[audio:http://cordite.org.au/audio/I-will-grab-their-bytes-and-they-will-secretly-not-like-it_MP3.mp3|titles=I will grab their bytes and they will secretly not like it_MP3] I will grab their bytes and they will secretly not like it (1:16) Produced by Klare Lanson
a text tale
[audio:http://cordite.org.au/audio/a-text-tale.mp3|titles=a text tale] a text tale (3:58)
Bridie McCarthy reviews Going Down Swinging and Indigo
Going Down Swinging No. 28: Waging the Word edited by Lisa Greenaway and Klare Lanson
Going Down Swinging Inc., 2009
Indigo: Journal of West Australian Writing Volume III edited by Donna Ward et al
Tactile Books, 2009
At the level of function, a literary journal produces a collection of writing on a periodical basis. However, a journal is also another kind of machine, an apparatus which generates a readership, presents writers, exercises its own ideological assumptions (however loosely formed or evolving), and which makes claims to a certain cultural space. At this discursive level, Going Down Swinging and Indigo are very different animals.
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Tagged Donna Ward, journals, Klare Lanson, Lisa Greenaway, spoken word
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graph axis
we are all pushed along by books, dragged by boxes counted by other peoples numbers, silenced by a roller coaster, driven by the vision of the other and how bout the mask that only seems to cover half the face …
Q&A with Ben Stebbing
Press send now: Manchester-based the-phone-book.com publishes micro-writing of 150 words or less to the Internet and mobile phones. Klare Lanson talks to co-editor Ben Stebbing about all things short, or micro.
