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Raul Clement

RAUL CLEMENT lives in Greensboro, North Carolina. His fiction, nonfiction, and poetry have been published in Coe Review, Chaffey Review, Troika Moonshine 300 and Main Street Rag. A short story he co-authored with Okla Elliot appears in Surreal South ’09.

MAYDAY Magazine: Issue 1 Spring 2009

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  FEATURED ARTIST David-Baptiste Chirot NECESSITY IS THE MOTHERFUCKER OF INVENTION thoughts on the delete button THE NEW EXTREME EXPERIMENTAL AMERICAN POETRY a gallery featuring the visual works of poet, artist, and human rights activist David-Baptiste Chirot Jared Schickling, David-Baptiste Chirot FINDING THE ROOOT an interview conducted by Jared Schickling with David-Baptiste Chirot that will […]

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THE UNBEARABLE TIGHTNESS OF JEANS: The ‘Scene’ as Sociolinguistic Construct by Raul Clement

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I. There’s something happening in Portland. Or maybe there isn’t.  Portland, Oregon—population, 575,000, average annual rainfall, 43 inches—has been referred to as the “indie-rock Mecca” and, less flatteringly, the “indie-rock Epcot Center.”  Home to artists as obscure as Jared Mees and the Grown Children, and those as famous as The Decembrists, The Shins, and Isaac […]