Super pleased to have a piece of experimental fiction in @LuneJournal's latest issue: Dreamfactory. It’s a special edition focused on ‘cinema memory’ – which is a subject very close to my heart for various reasons, so I’m extra delighted to be included. https://t.co/emvdVJABHv
Lune 06: Dreamfactory launched last month! A dive into the fertile creative ground of Cinema in a diverse selection of works by our 9 brilliant contributors
You can have a look through the digital pages on our website https://t.co/QQZQ6gg6Bx ;)
New issue launching Thursday 26th of January!
LUNE 06: Dreamfactory
A special edition on Cinema and Memory, with the Cinema Memory and the Digital Archive (CMDA).
Mark your calendars, we can't wait to be back after the holidays. See you soon!
If you're looking for inspiration why not check out the materials available on the Cinema Memory website? This archive is packed with images, interview recordings, memorabilia and more... https://t.co/bYXgWWOkos
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The deadline for our next issue is 29/7! For this special issue we're seeking works of fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction & more experimental works (images, illustrations, etc. most welcome), engaging with the theme of cinema memory https://t.co/z5aIrPk7tY
The Cinema Memory archive is more than just images. As our deadline approaches, why not check out their collection of interview recordings, where participants reminisce on their cinema going experience?
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There's less than a week left until we close for submissions - have you checked out the fascinating materials on the Cinema Memory archive for inspiration? https://t.co/rh1pqZ1HSF
LUNE IS ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS AGAIN!
It's time again, we are accepting submissions for LUNE06: DISCOVERY, a very special edition on Cinema and Memory, with the Cinema Memory and the Digital Archive (CMDA)! Info is on our website, and deadline is the 29TH JULY!
Bejewelling DISORIENTATION with poetry, fiction, and digital images, Mel Galley's imagined spaces become surreal or semiotic, allowing realities to build up simultaneously, layer on layer, as a method of thinking through ideas about place, ownership, utopia and the future.
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Excavating the sediment of time / geology / onomatology, Nathan Austin's poem - Lat. 35o 30' 27", Long. 118o 53' 02 -combines the exactness of Coordinated place, with the Disorientation of history. Archeoliterature and geolocality.
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A nest of lyrics, notes, characters, drawings, JJ Chan's work explores Disorientation and gender. Through storytelling and world-building, they (re)search for an alternative space beyond our aggressively capitalist time, seeking new worlds from the ashes of the present.
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Kenn Taylor is a writer and creative producer with a particular interest in culture, community, class and place. His work in DISORIENTATION propels you through the Cumbria landscape, a pining essay concerned with travel and people in a time of isolation.
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@diarmo199 brings more poetry to LUNE's DISORIENTATION issue. He has been nominated eight times for Best of the Net and five times for the Pushcart Prize, and has provided a winding walk of a poem which invites Dis / Re orientation in working class spaces.
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Fatima Rodriguez Montañez is a Peruvian/Spanish artist based in London. Her work explore sthemes of nostalgia, memory, and fiction. Her photos in DISORIENTATION s t r e t c h and ~strange~ everyday actions, playing with the space between imagined and staged.
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@alisonfrank is a short story writer from Toronto, now based in London. She has been widely published, and brings fantastic short fiction to LUNE. Her piece hazes and blurs, thinking about what happens if you dissipate outside the lines.
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