Specs Journal

01/08/2017

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Comic Book Plus is a great place to get complete public domain comics like this one. http://comicbookplus.com/?dlid=23428

16/06/2016

Up today: some of issue 7 in Burrow Press! make sure to check out an excerpt of Jenna Lê's fabulous essay!

As I grew taller and my attention span longer, I graduated to watching full-length Disney movies, including Sleeping Beauty (which terrified me), Snow White (which also terrified me), and Cinderell…

03/06/2016

Minal Hajratwala as unicorn on the cover of a new book. Read her fantastic "Unicorn" poems in the latest issue of SPECS.

Earth, Milky Way: punctum books, 2016. 102 pages, illus. ISBN-13: 978-0692720547. OPEN-ACCESS e-book and $19.00 [€17.00/£15.00] in print: paperbound/5 X 8 in. This is a timely and exciting collection of essays that endeavours to showing us the way to a radical and critical way of reading po*******hy...

03/06/2016

A piece by Rajiv Mohabir, who writes about the narwhal in the Unicorn issue!

"Cutting was not about externalizing the pain of being a misfit. It was about winding disparate threads of the ways I didn’t fit into one visible chord."

27/05/2016

the new site is up and running, thanks to Sarah Castro! check everything out here: http://www.specsjournal.net/

23/05/2016

you can read the current issue of SPECS (7 - UNICORN) online at Rollins Scholarship: http://scholarship.rollins.edu/specs/

SPECS (specifications, speculations, spectacle, . . .) is a journal that aims to produce a charged atmosphere around artistic and critical approaches. Hence, specs is willing to live in a constant state of flux, with the mission of propagating strange and involved sympathies between disparate genres...

22/05/2016

19/05/2016

Rajiv Mohabir! Find him also in SPECS Unicorn! 7!

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18/05/2016

More from Tim Jones-Yelvington! Also in this issue of SPECS.

Abraham the Daddy, Isaac the Boy Fiction / Tim Jones-Yelvington/ Fiction :: Abraham the Daddy, Isaac the Boy :: (Recognized Degenerate Version) 1 1 For Daddy Abraham had many sons, and of these, was Isaac his youngest. Daddy Abraham offered Isaac shelter, and Isaac took him in his mouth. Daddy Abra...

11/05/2016

Boom!

– Reviewed by Angelina D’Roza – The Trouble with Humpadori, from The (Great) Indian Poetry Collective, was an Editor’s Choice Award Winner, described as “a screwball experiment in empire buil…