We are now making all issues and projects of PRJ available as free download. If you’d like a print copy, we are offering them at cost.
PRJ 3 print ($7.40 cost plus shipping); free download
PRJ 2 print ($7.04 cost plus shipping); free download
PRJ 1 print ($6.86 cost plus shipping); free download
Remaking Moby-Dick print ($11.48 cost plus shipping); free download; at Scribd; at Amazon
The files are huge, but they are now all yours.
It’s here. Two projects, and two calls for submissions.
Remaking Moby-Dick is open for participation through May 15. We’ll publish a new print edition, and for video/image/music contributions, we are also staging a performance and screening in Sweden in the fall of 2016, as we did in 2013.
And.
Pea River Journal is open for submissions. We’ll publish a print issue, #4, in October 2016.
As always, no fees to submit.
It’s been a fraught wait, and now we joyfully anticipate what you might submit.
We hope you’ll join us.
Here’s more of our conversation with Matt Kish, this time focusing on his image that evokes Hawthorne and Jewett and the fairytale.
And Moby-Dick: “…and the nameless, unimaginable, silent form or phantom, to which the hand belonged, seemed closely seated by my bedside.”
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