Electronic Poetry Center
Mag/Press Listing
Listing Created/Revised: Jan. 29, 1998
Title: RADDLE MOON
Editor(s): Susan Clark et al.(beginning number 13, Catriona
Strang, and contributing editors
Nicole Brossard in Quebec and Norma Cole in San Francisco)
Address: 518-350 East Second Avenue
Vancouver, BC V5T 4R8
CANADA
E-mail: clarkd@sfu.ca
Issn: n/a
Frequency: Two issues/year
Sub. Cost: $12/year; singles issues $7; most back issues $6
Editorial Statement:
The expanded editorial collective is currently reading manuscripts;
we are especially interested in looking at image/text, collaborative
work,"engaged criticism" (these terms! try: poetics of criticism
[ref. Spahr et al.]; see e.g. most reviews and essays recently
published in RM), long works, translation-based work, and work by women.
CURRENT ISSUES:
RADDLE MOON 13 (available):
- new work by Vancouver writers Dan Farrell, Christine Stewart
& Paul Mutton; and Calgary writer, Yasmin Ladha
- the second round of the Women/Writing/Theory project
with contributions by Chris Tysh, Johanna Drucker, Jean Day,
Susan Clark, Abigail Child, & Juliana Spahr;
- an excerpt from the Lyn Hejinian/Leslie Scalapino
collaborative project *Sight*;
- three Dante translations by Bruce Andrews (from *EARTH*);
- work by Sianne Ngai and Juliana Spahr;
- reviews of Dahlen and Samuel Beckett
RADDLE MOON 14 (forthcoming, spring, '95):
- work by Vancouver writers Deanna Ferguson, Gerald Creede,
Dorothy Trujillo Lusk, Lissa Wolsack, Judy Radul (cover image),
and (former Vancouverite) Kevin Davies;
- two long pieces by Bob Perelman, "A False Account of Talking with
Frank O'Hara and Roland Barthes in Philadelphia" [late night on
the heaven channel] and "The Manchurian Candidate: a remake";
- multi-language poems and image/text pieces from Anne Tardos;
and others.
RADDLE MOON 15 (open for submissions):
- special section on younger French women writers,
edited by Stacy Doris and Norma Cole;
- photo-based images by Rhoda Rosenfeld
COVER ART : We are soliciting images for our covers.
Our bias is photographic and photo-based work.
Please note: our new size is: 6 1/4 " x 8 " with 4" french flaps;
cover images wrap around, so can be various
proportions/dimensions with a maximum 8" height.
*Please query first.
US POSTAGE : through the kindness of another small press
in the city, RADDLE MOON has access to the US Mail via Pt. Roberts, Wa.
and can reply using your US postage if you cannot supply IRCs
with your SAE.
LIBRARIES can be asked to subscribe to periodicals. (Library
subscribers who are patient and faithful and don't move every
two years are a great boon to small publishers; getting your library
to subscribe, even if you don't need the subscription yourself is one of
the most useful things you can do to extend the life of your favourite
magazine[s].)
Libraries may subscribe through subscription services
such as Faxon, Ebsco, McGregor, SMS, or a number of others.
.... next posting will do GIANTESS, our "casual irregular" ......