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- Unsaid Launch Party at KGB
KGB Bar
Monday, June 15 at 7:00pm - Unsaid Release Event in Portsm...
The Red Door
Thursday, May 21 at 7:00pm
Unsaid Literary Journal EWN's Dan Wickett discusses the work of Richard St. Germain with Unsaid's David McLendon.
Source: emergingwriters.typepad.com
Richard St. Germain - The Aim Was to Aim Lower First off, this one surprised me in that it is written in second person. How often do you receive submissions written in second person, and of those, what percentage do...
Unsaid Literary Journal We just broke water with the new Unsaid website and will soon have images and film and music alongside the literature. (See link below.)
Source: unsaidmagazine.com
Unsaid Issue 4 In memory of Craig Arnold (1967-2009), Hayden Carruth (1921-2008), Peter Christopher (1956-2008), Harold Pinter (1930-2008),David Foster Wallace (1962-2008)
Unsaid Literary Journal Unsaid's David McLendon has new short fiction ("Penumbra") at Everyday Genius.
Source: everyday-genius.blogspot.com
The wires inserted beneath the skin during the cinching and draining allow me to position the limbs of each body perpendicular to the ground. This accommodates the shadows that move across the outside wall of my room. ...
Unsaid Literary Journal The Unsaid event last night was a huge success. We reconvene Saturday for more of the same, which is defined not by sameness, but difference.
Unsaid at Unnameable Books!
Location:Unnameable Books
Time:5:00PM Sunday, August 9th
Brian Kubarycz What's going on around here?
Tomás Laverty
Had a dream that I was in Cambridge, bookshopping, and I saw a copy of Unsaid with an alternate cover. It was red and orange and had little drawings on it. It had a few names on the cover that I couldn't make out. I asked the store attendant what this was and said that it was a special issue. I tried to buy it but it w...as 99 bucks with a ten dollar rebate, so, 89. I think there were small lizards on the walls at the bookstore.Read More
Unsaid Literary Journal Unsaid's David McLendon and Dan Wickett of Emerging Writers Network discuss the work of Megan Layton as part of EWN's ongoing coverage of the newly released Unsaid.
Source: emergingwriters.typepad.com
Megan Layton - Two Pieces "'A space,' Mol sys, 'that's lovely but savage to itself.'" This line near the end of the first story, "Hollowed Eyes and How to Fill Them," seemed a perfect description of Layton's writing. Lovely, on...
Unsaid Literary Journal The work of Brian Kubarycz is discussed by Unsaid's David McLendon and Dan Wickett of Emerging Writers Network.
Source: emergingwriters.typepad.com
Brian Kubarycz - Six Pieces: These six pieces run the full gamut, don't they? One page stories, a longer short story, a couple of poems. There were two things that continued to jump out at me - his brief inclusions...
Matthew Zapruder hi David, emailed you to try to buy some issues, if you have them for sale can you message me on facebook please? Thanks very much.
Brian Kubarycz
"What I'm trying to single out with this term [apparatus ('dispositif')] is, first and foremost, a thoroughly heterogeneous set consisting of discourses, institutions, architectural forms, regulatory decisions, laws, administrative measures, scientific statements, philosophical, moral and philanthropic propositions - i...n short the said as much as the unsaid. Such are the elements of the apparatus. The apparatus is the network which can be established between these elements . . .
by the term 'apparatus' I mean a kind of formation, so to speak, that at a given historical moment has as its major function the response to an urgency. The apparatus therefore has a strategic function. . . . The apparatus is precisely this: a set of strategies of the relations of forces supporting, and supported by, certain types of knowledge."
- Michel Foucault, Power/KnowledgeRead More
by the term 'apparatus' I mean a kind of formation, so to speak, that at a given historical moment has as its major function the response to an urgency. The apparatus therefore has a strategic function. . . . The apparatus is precisely this: a set of strategies of the relations of forces supporting, and supported by, certain types of knowledge."
- Michel Foucault, Power/KnowledgeRead More
Brad Masoni Happy Bloomsday, David.
