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BRAVE NEW WORD magazine: ISSUE 6

ISSUE #6

Editors note:

I'm gonna be a bit minimal this time. It was fun. Making this issue was really satisfying experience. I've met lots of interesting people, got so many ideas i'm almost overwhelmed. It is really good. I'm proud of this issue. It came together naturally as mesmerizing kaleidoscope with intense humming.

The submission flow was tight but relatively clean. 52 letters if being exact. Rather big number for a niche poorly named online magazine which is barely indexed in Google and barely exposed (hey, i'm in charge i can be honest). Even rejected submission weren't that bad. Just not something that can be used in BNW with maximum result. And I had a really funny discussion on politics of including bio and photo on one of the posts in the submission calls groups. Anyway...

Look at the line-up - all top-notch hardcore funkateers!

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Table of Contents:

1. Siobhan Elvis Atkins - Five Asemic Pieces
2. Peter Carlaftes - Three Poems
3. Drew Pisarra - Goo-goo Story 
4. Carlo Parcelli - Wakey! Wakey!
5. Jenne Kaivo - Science don't lovers just grew on the eyes
6. Jim Andrews - from Aleph Null 2.0
7. Michael Stewart - QR poem
8. Don Kingfisher Campbell - Eight Poems 
9. Rafael Gonzalez - Makings Buttons
10. Rie Sheridan Rose - Spam Poem 
11. Larry D. Thacker - Two Poems
12. Dylan Kinnett - If You See Something, Say Something 
13. Edward Kulemin - Crumpled Poems

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whispered word to a single soul

whispered word to a single soul
/ Jim Wittenberg

BRAVE NEW WORD magazine: ISSUE 5

ISSUE #5

Editors note:

This one was a rough ride. I don't want to get into the details but this time i had to deal with so many submissions that were inadequate to the magazine's concept I thought somebody was joking on me. That was downright discouraging. That's why this time I relied more on curated content than incoming submissions. It made a better issue.





I'm glad to present you the works of the following:

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Table of Contents:

1. Gary Barwin - Miro's Sky
2. Mark Young - Eleven poems
3. Marco Giovenale - Six Glitch Asemic Pieces
4. Sean Smith - Forty Weaves
5. Angela Caporaso - Three collages
6. Kyle Hemmings - Six text-visual combos
7. Yrik Max Valentonis - Herstory
8. Jack Galmitz - Three poems and one visual
9. Nathaniel Horowitz - Three asemic pieces
10. Glen Armstrong - Three poems
11. Federico Federici - Six Asemic Scores
12. Johannes S. H. Bjerg - Poems

in a short time everything is forgotten

in a short time everything is forgotten
/ Jim Wittenberg

blare

middull

a glimpse of the theorem in action

a glimpse of the theorem in action
/ Jim Wittenberg

clipped

give me a little grey to think about it

give me a little grey to think about it
/ Jim Wittenberg

approaching but not without fear

approaching but not without fear
/ Jim Wittenberg

sur

Gerry Ha Ah OO

assert yourself but not at the expense of dignity

assert yourself but not at the expense of dignity
/ Jim Wittenberg

executive and inspiration grey

executive and inspiration grey
/ Jim Wittenberg

even harder to turn back

even harder to turn back
/ Jim Wittenberg

collapse was the result of internal forces

collapse was the result of internal forces
/ Jim Wittenberg

sink

afraid of being hit so he signed on

afraid of being hit so he signed on
/ Jim Wittenberg

clatter of typewriters in the next grey

clatter of typewriters in the next grey
/ Jim Wittenberg

back to the dream

back to the dream
/ Jim Wittenberg

enough work or grey

enough work or grey
/ Jim Wittenberg

forging communicative interaction among his cohorts

forging communicative interaction among his cohorts
/ Jim Wittenberg

carefully tell me if it’s just money

carefully tell me if it’s just money
/ Jim Wittenberg

didn’t know what but he had it

didn’t know what but he had it
/ Jim Wittenberg

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could be heard moving

could be heard moving
/ Jim Wittenberg