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MUST 8 and Corporeal Flux

MUST 8 and Corporeal Flux 1 and 2 zines are available, above. Also available: MUST, all issues of Corporeal Flux (back issues and subsequent) as well as The Sphere’s TRNGKT, Machine, Dirtbox, Damaged Goods, and more. Rolling submissions, by email or post.

MUST 8 is “the commerce issue” with Kristin Fouquet’s cover photo and an assortment of inner works. MUST was developed by members of The Sphere; it is a collaborative “microzine” with eclectic content and relatively widespread distribution. If you would like to partner with us on distribution, please email.

Members of the Plunge network will be working together on a new zine and will also be sending in items for a fundraising auction.  The zines mentioned above will be donated as well as other items we can round up, more details forthcoming.

Bolshevik,Worker,Revenant|Absent Cause

I’m not even sure how I started reading Absent Cause, or discovered redguard. Maybe redguard discovered me, we crossed paths online somehow and an issue of Absent Cause found its way into my hands about a year ago. And it was very cool: honest confessional writing, candor, examination. Body image, beauty, recovery, trust, pressure, conformity, identity, depression, parenting. redguard is, above all else, open. He lays it out, puts himself in there to be looked at as he examines himself. redguard explains the title, Absent Cause: “While reading Reynold Humphries’ excellent book, The Hollywood Horror Film, 1931-1941: Madness in a Social Landscape, I became fascinated by the formulation of history as the “absent cause” under capitalism – the “Real” that cannot be acknowledged, especially in the U.S., at the cost of exposing to the working class the exploitative (and unnecessary) nature of the whole system. Continue Reading…

Corporeal Flux 2

Corporeal Flux will soon be a web-based publication, available for download as a PDF. Corporeal Flux 2 is still open for submissions, with some interesting stuff already lined up from Brent Powers, Jeffrey Callico, Joe Hollander, and more. Corporeal Flux is an experimental collaborative publication of fiction, truncs, poetry, all kinds of text bits assembled together into an obnoxious thing.

Zines

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