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Volume 1 Issue 1
April 15th, 2001
:C O N T E N T S
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THE COVER
Artwork: Earth Energy by Fran Barrault
ONE
Poetry: SPASM by Janet Kenny | Splatter by Ani Gjika
Artwork: Diamond38 by Julio Mateo | Primavera by Fran Barrault
Music: sides of me by Mike Rushford
TWO
Poetry: dark chocolate and god smites an infidel by Allen Itz
Artwork: Untitled by Julio Mateo | Hiram Key by Fran Barrault
THREE
Poetry: CLEAN and The High Price of Passion by T.A. Gorton
Artwork: the bucket and blood splatter by Myles Leigo
FOUR
Poetry: Masticate This and clothesline faces by Didi Menendez
Artwork: Untitled and Diamond09 by Julio Mateo
FIVE
Poetry: A Quarrel of Dark by Bobbie Kilzer Gogain |
God's Vomit by Joseph Carcel
Artwork: Rains Coming and Cataract by Fran Barrault |
Music: temporal displacement by Mike Rushford
SIX
Poetry: Photo Finish of the Reverend's Widow by Jennifer Jenkins
Artwork: without by Jennifer Jenkins
SEVEN
Poetry: The Rapist by Ani Gjika | Garlic Heart by Yolanda Vega
Artwork: Unwilting by Jennifer Jenkins | Diamond41 by Julio Mateo
EIGHT
Poetry: BELLY WOP and POLLOCK by Joseph Carcel
Artwork: Lavendar Mist #1 by Jackson Pollock
NINE
Poetry: the war to end all wars and summer night by Allen Itz
Artwork: Mosquito by CMM | the ball by T.A. Gorton
TEN
Poetry: Splattered Lyrics by Carol LaForet
Artwork: Journey by Jesse Bretthorst
ELEVEN
Poetry: What's For Dinner and Fall of a Drip by Jennifer Jenkins
Artwork: Heartfelt and juice by Jennifer Jenkins
TWELVE
Poetry: Atomic Winter and the path to choose by T.A. Gorton
Artwork: Digital Snowflakes by Richard deGaris Doble |
To Reach by T.A. Gorton
Music: the path to choose by Mike Rushford
VOTE
Each offering of Experimentia from now on will have a featured poem from
the previous issue. You the reader will vote to determine just who will win
the honors. The piece of poetry which gathers the most votes will have their work
transformed into a fully animated visual presentation, complete with original
music, that will be presented with the upcoming issue. So
GO VOTE and help select our first winner!
NEXT ISSUE - Submission Call
Slotted for June 15th, 2001, the next Experimentia will have the theme of
Blue. We want your poems, artwork, short fiction, and music inspired or in
some way connected to this theme. CLICK HERE for complete
details and be sure to read the submission guidelines
before sending anything to Experimentia.
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