Movable Type Issue No. 15: Alyson Gold Weinberg
Alyson Gold Weinberg A Poem ARS PANDEMICA Stitching left to right then right to left, engaging both hands and both spheres, the mind grows quiet, the hands come alive with color and softness, the repetition of movement. It’s soothing, knitting. The...
Movable Type Issue No. 15: Lisken Van Pelt Dus
Lisken Van Pelt Dus Poems Naming the Beast Name the beast: a gash, a pair of disembodied eyes, a river broken. Ignore the dark country of its terrible origins. I try – no go. A name contains a history. Fear is a danger lying in wait, says...
Movable Type Issue No. 15: Shawn Dubravac
Dr. Shawn Dubravac Technological Waves and the Changing Tides of Writing Those whose feet were already on the first rung of the ladder of fame when the machine first became an accepted factor in the writing world shook their heads in dismay. Shivers ran down literary...
Movable Type Issue No. 15: Nadia Arioli
Nadia Arioli Artist Statement At the beginning of the pandemic, I started a junk journal to cope. Language did not seem to be working. Two years later, it was still the pandemic, but I found myself pregnant. Language, again, started to warp and fall short. When we run...
Movable Type Issue No. 15: Kenza Walthour
Kenza Walthour Artist Statement I utilize photography to capture my fascination with life throughout its various stages. My images are inspired by my captivation with the concrete–that is, cities and landmarks–as well as the susceptible–that is, landmarks privy to...
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