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“sometimes we are hurried
“sometimes we are hurried
others proud and standing
sometimes just enough to write
sometimes, which is the real poem, we do not write at all
we let nobody have it.”
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NO NO NO MAG — issue two
submissions
no more poetry is now accepting submissions for NO NO NO MAG — issue two. Submissions will remain open until midnight Tuesday, 1 February 2022 with the publication being launched in mid-March.
We encourage experimental and diverse responses. If you can see it in print, we want your submission. Send images, text, essays, fan fiction, critical theory, reviews and everything that forms the glue between.
Please follow this link to complete your submissions.
Please note that submissions must be made via this form only.
nmp.01 daniel ward.
poems june 2016—october 2019
2020, english — softcover — 84 pages — 108 x 178 mm
Second edition, edition of 100
selected poems by daniel ward.
daniel ward is a poet and musician.
they live in melbourne.
danielwardpoems.blogspot.com
shipments posted weekly.
nmp.02 daniel ward & IchikawaEdward.
ie.—for the people we will be
2020, English — Screen printed softcover — 128 pages — 145 x 204 mm
First edition
Edition of 130 (numbered).
Screen printed covers, please note that each edition carries subtle variation due to the nature of fabrication.
Ainslie Templeton, Amrita Hepi & Samuel Lieblich, Arini Byng, Bridie Lunney, Carmen-Sibha Keiso, Chi Tran, Claire Lambe, daniel ward, Eugene Choi, Eugene Yiu Nam Cheung, Ichikawa Lee, Jacinta Keefe, Joshua Edward, Justine Youssef, Kat Capel, Kiri-Una Brito Meumann, Lil Palser Barto, Latifa Elmrini Gonzalez, Lou Hubbard, Manisha Anjali, Marcus Whale, Panda Wong, Sally Olds, Spencer Lai, Tyson Campbell.
"…ie.—for the people we will be is a concatenation of gestures as much as it is a gesture in itself. This book is an entry point into understanding the psychology of artists in a world that has sped through fragmentation and wholly embraced its disintegration. What you are reading is and was conceived in a time when people began wondering what art can do beyond s(t)imulating itself. It contains artists, writers and thinkers who are both subjects of and contributors to evil, and in their work we might find moments that allow us to swim amidst the melancholy and ecstasy and rage and truncation and hope (false or real), all of which contour the parameters of this particularly untidy moment in history. I have found, in writing this text, that our days to activate change are numbered — which is not so much an indictment on mortality but on the realisation that we must spend our energy more wisely. This book is not about death but it is certainly framed by it, and the revolution which is to come is one where systemic upheaval is — as Audre Lorde once said in The Uses of Anger (1981) — driven by ‘anger, not moral authority. There is a difference.'
—Eugene Yiu Nam Cheung
Tomorrow is a Dream I Never Had
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nmp.03 Chunxiao Qu
Popcorn, porn of poetry
