Celebrating the Publication of Harryette Mullen’s The Cracks Between What We Are and What We Are Supposed to Be Essays and Interviews Special discounts from The University of Alabama Press
Craig Dworkin, "Fact" from Chain 12, 2005 [rendered from JPG to PDF to JPG]
In the final issue of Chain — which I am thrilled to launch on the newly redesigned Reissues platform — editors Juliana Spahr and Jena Osman begin by sharing some facts about the magazine. Perhaps the best summary of the journal's output, I'd like to reproduce “Some Facts About Chain” in its entirety here. You can find the full issue — placing this segment in conversation with the contents of the “facts” issues of the magazine — here.
Norman Finkelstein: From 'Inside the Ghost Factory,' four poems & a note on the 'Forevertron'
Instructions for the King
This is a horse: you may not ride him, nor even look upon him.
This is an armed man: you may not converse with him, nor even look
upon him.
This is a ring: if it is broken you may wear it, but if it is whole you may
not do so.
You may not wash your body, but you shall be bathed in the night while
Destination: Vienna and Berlin
Stanley Cavell links
Cavell Bibliography
Conversations: The Journal of Cavellian Studies: CFP
OLP [Ordinary Language Philosophy] & Literary Studies Online
Honoring Stanely Cavell
MLN: Volume 126, Number 5, December 2011
Harryette Mullen –– The Cracks Between What We Are and What We Are Supposed to Be: Essays and Interviews
plus Hank Lazer's introduction to Mullen's collection & discount offer
Celebrating the Publication of Harryette Mullen’s
The Cracks Between What We Are and What We Are Supposed to Be
Essays and Interviews
Special discounts from The University of Alabama Press
read Hank Lazer's introduction at Sibila
Some facts about 'Chain'
In the final issue of Chain — which I am thrilled to launch on the newly redesigned Reissues platform — editors Juliana Spahr and Jena Osman begin by sharing some facts about the magazine. Perhaps the best summary of the journal's output, I'd like to reproduce “Some Facts About Chain” in its entirety here. You can find the full issue — placing this segment in conversation with the contents of the “facts” issues of the magazine — here.
Some Facts About Chain . . .
Year founded: 1994.
Total number of pages printed: 3,712.
Topics . . .
1. Gender and Editing
2. Documentary
3. Hybrid Genres (double issue)