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MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: Street Weapons (selections from Jasmeen Patheja’s ongoing Blank Noise Project)

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selections from Jasmeen Patheja’s ongoing Blank Noise Project

MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 1 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)
MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 2 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)
MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 3 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)
MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 4 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)
MUSEUM OF DEFENSE: STREET WEAPONS NO. 5 (Bangalore/Calcutta, 2009)

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Further Reading

GNOMIC SAVIORS: EDITORS ON EDITING – WHAT IS THE PLACE OF POLITICS IN LIT MAGS?

Okla Elliott: Since we’ve hit economics and corrective missions, it might be appropriate to talk about the place of politics in literature.  It strikes me that American authors are so often unwilling to engage with anything political, whereas European, Latin American, and African authors do so almost constantly.  I’ve even gotten the sense from many writers […]

Kitchen Notes for Oldest Daughters Who Were Never Taught to Cook
by Amanda Roth

Chocolate Cake  Ingredients  ▢ 1½ cups all-purpose flour ▢ ¼ cup unsweetened childhood memories, thoroughly sifted ▢ ⅓ cup vegetable oil (an oldest daughter) ▢ 1 cup water (her mother) ▢ 1 teaspoon white vinegar (her father) ▢ 1 cup sugar or artificial sweetener (see also: the way the parents act differently in public) ▢ […]

The History of a Window Overlooking the Wetlands
by Kelly Gray

By the white tile of tub, water becomes the smell of ceanothus morning. Cow bellow mist slinks the soft hand of hill. Wood collects moisture, swells against steam. Drag your finger across glass. Below, a trellis of jasmine. A library, an owl beneath bell jar. A brick oven, built in burst of cala lily. A […]

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