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Paperback. Condizione: Good. The Panacea Review is a literary journal with a special focus on ephemera: letters, diaries, notes, and all the flotsam and jetsam that rarely leaves the drawer. The inaugural issue features work from Tony Tulathimutte, Chante Reid, Rick Moody, Amrapali Maitra, Mariana Roa Oliva, Elliot Reed, Susan Cerulean, Axel Void, Zo Dutka, Kelly Karivalis, Givens Parr, Jeff Horn, Trevor Crown, M. C. Jia, Danny Hoang, Griffin Smith, and more.ELLIOT REED (author of A Key to Treehouse Living): A fragmented essay on gravity, water, consciousness, and fatherhood during the Asheville floods;CHANTE REID (Thot): A short story about a prideful filmmaker with an academic agenda shooting a documentary in a Bronx housing complex;RICK MOODY (Hotels of North America): Ten poems on pleading the fifth, home repairs, and a butterfly refuge along the southern border; TONY TULATHIMUTTE (Rejection): A thesis on projection, rejection, and abjection; plus the myth of Timagoras and Meles;AMRAPALI MAITRA: Parvati shops for a new bathtub in a retelling of the birth of Ganesha;SUSAN CERULEAN (Coming to Pass): On listening to wild plovers along the Gulf of Mexico;MARIANA ROA OLIVA (Seedlings_: Walk in Time): On internet detritus and petty animals;and more.ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE FUTURE OF WRITINGThe Ephemeral Manifesto calls on writers to resist AI through analog tech;Humanitatis Intelligentia Naturae lists web domains used for AI inference as a textual object;AI-written haikus summarize daily news.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Panacea Review places contemporary writing alongside work from previous centuries, with a special focus on ephemera: letters, lists, and found writing.KERI MILLER reviews a metafictional play at the Southern Mississippi Correctional InstituteRICK MOODY (Hotels of North America) catalogues emails from 2010, revisiting collaborations with musicians and artists during the tailing off of the glory daysCOREY MILLER: Four poems about coal mining, the pandemic, and grappling with bitternessPHILIP TRAYLEN begs for money with a prose style that would make Nietzsche weep coinsALBERTINE CLARKE (The Body Builders): Revolution leaves NYC in ruins, yet he wants anal?JOY WILLIAMS (The Pelican Child): A commonplace book with clippings from AZ and WYMYLES ZAVELO: A voice-driven story of a stalker confrontedMATTHEW GASDA (Stranger Beauty): The Milquetoast Review staff unionizes summeringJACK CUTHBERTSON: A right-wing rock band controls the worldSANDRA SIMONDS (Burning Oracle): Artic collages made in SvalbardWith stories by JULIA BRENNAN, VICTOR FLORENCE, QUINN ADIKES, TEEGE BRAUNE, EVAN GRILLON, JG ANNINO, and THEO CIPERSKIPoems by DANNY DUFFY, AARON BARRY, SAM SHOPP, DANIEL W.K. LEE, ALLISON ARGUMEDO, and MECHTHILD OF MAGDEBURGAnd nonfiction from ELLIOT REED, DIANE MITCHELL, JUSTIN MANLEY, CHARLIE O'LEARY and morePLUS, WRITING AND THE LAW: Letters from a 19th-century German lawyer chastising his bookish son's Faustian pursuits; a self-represented plaintiff's quixotic quest to produce the odd-sized booklets required in Supreme Court cases; a son discovers a legal agreement between his parents; and the Archbishop of Canterbury orders the burning of satires The Panacea Review places contemporary writing next to work from previous centuries, with a special focus on ephemera. The third issue includes work from Rick Moody, Myles Zavelo, Joy Williams, Albertine Clarke and more. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Panacea Review is a literary journal with a special focus on ephemera: letters, diaries, notes, and all the flotsam and jetsam that rarely leaves the drawer. The inaugural issue features work from Tony Tulathimutte, Chante Reid, Rick Moody, Amrapali Maitra, Mariana Roa Oliva, Elliot Reed, Susan Cerulean, Axel Void, Zoë Dutka, Kelly Karivalis, Givens Parr, Jeff Horn, Trevor Crown, M. C. Jia, Danny Hoang, Griffin Smith, and more.ELLIOT REED (author of A Key to Treehouse Living): A fragmented essay on gravity, water, consciousness, and fatherhood during the Asheville floods;CHANTE REID (Thot): A short story about a prideful filmmaker with an academic agenda shooting a documentary in a Bronx housing complex;RICK MOODY (Hotels of North America): Ten poems on pleading the fifth, home repairs, and a butterfly refuge along the southern border; TONY TULATHIMUTTE (Rejection): A thesis on projection, rejection, and abjection; plus the myth of Timagoras and Meles;AMRAPALI MAITRA: Parvati shops for a new bathtub in a retelling of the birth of Ganesha;SUSAN CERULEAN (Coming to Pass): On listening to wild plovers along the Gulf of Mexico;MARIANA ROA OLIVA (Seedlings_:Walk in Time): On internet detritus and petty animals;and more.ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE FUTURE OF WRITING'The Ephemeral Manifesto' calls on writers to resist AI through analog tech;'Humanitatis Intelligentia Naturae' lists web domains used for AI inference as a textual object;AI-written haikus summarize daily news.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Panacea Review places contemporary writing alongside work from previous centuries, with a special focus on ephemera: letters, lists, and found writing.KERI MILLER reviews a metafictional play at the Southern Mississippi Correctional InstituteRICK MOODY (Hotels of North America) catalogues emails from 2010, revisiting collaborations with musicians and artists during the tailing off of the glory daysCOREY MILLER: Four poems about coal mining, the pandemic, and grappling with bitternessPHILIP TRAYLEN begs for money with a prose style that would make Nietzsche weep coinsALBERTINE CLARKE (The Body Builders): Revolution leaves NYC in ruins, yet he wants anal?JOY WILLIAMS (The Pelican Child): A commonplace book with clippings from AZ and WYMYLES ZAVELO: A voice-driven story of a stalker confrontedMATTHEW GASDA (Stranger Beauty): The Milquetoast Review staff unionizes summeringJACK CUTHBERTSON: A right-wing rock band controls the worldSANDRA SIMONDS (Burning Oracle): Artic collages made in SvalbardWith stories by JULIA BRENNAN, VICTOR FLORENCE, QUINN ADIKES, TEEGE BRAUNE, EVAN GRILLON, JG ANNINO, and THEO CIPERSKIPoems by DANNY DUFFY, AARON BARRY, SAM SHOPP, DANIEL W.K. LEE, ALLISON ARGUMEDO, and MECHTHILD OF MAGDEBURGAnd nonfiction from ELLIOT REED, DIANE MITCHELL, JUSTIN MANLEY, CHARLIE O'LEARY and morePLUS, WRITING AND THE LAW: Letters from a 19th-century German lawyer chastising his bookish son's Faustian pursuits; a self-represented plaintiff's quixotic quest to produce the odd-sized booklets required in Supreme Court cases; a son discovers a legal agreement between his parents; and the Archbishop of Canterbury orders the burning of satires The Panacea Review places contemporary writing next to work from previous centuries, with a special focus on ephemera. The third issue includes work from Rick Moody, Myles Zavelo, Joy Williams, Albertine Clarke and more. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Panacea Review places contemporary writing alongside work from previous centuries, with a special focus on ephemera: letters, lists, and found writing.KERI MILLER reviews a metafictional play at the Southern Mississippi Correctional InstituteRICK MOODY (Hotels of North America) catalogues emails from 2010, revisiting collaborations with musicians and artists during the tailing off of the glory daysCOREY MILLER: Four poems about coal mining, the pandemic, and grappling with bitternessPHILIP TRAYLEN begs for money with a prose style that would make Nietzsche weep coinsALBERTINE CLARKE (The Body Builders): Revolution leaves NYC in ruins, yet he wants anal?JOY WILLIAMS (The Pelican Child): A commonplace book with clippings from AZ and WYMYLES ZAVELO: A voice-driven story of a stalker confrontedMATTHEW GASDA (Stranger Beauty): The Milquetoast Review staff unionizes summeringJACK CUTHBERTSON: A right-wing rock band controls the worldSANDRA SIMONDS (Burning Oracle): Artic collages made in SvalbardWith stories by JULIA BRENNAN, VICTOR FLORENCE, QUINN ADIKES, TEEGE BRAUNE, EVAN GRILLON, JG ANNINO, and THEO CIPERSKIPoems by DANNY DUFFY, AARON BARRY, SAM SHOPP, DANIEL W.K. LEE, ALLISON ARGUMEDO, and MECHTHILD OF MAGDEBURGAnd nonfiction from ELLIOT REED, DIANE MITCHELL, JUSTIN MANLEY, CHARLIE O'LEARY and morePLUS, WRITING AND THE LAW: Letters from a 19th-century German lawyer chastising his bookish son's Faustian pursuits; a self-represented plaintiff's quixotic quest to produce the odd-sized booklets required in Supreme Court cases; a son discovers a legal agreement between his parents; and the Archbishop of Canterbury orders the burning of satires The Panacea Review places contemporary writing next to work from previous centuries, with a special focus on ephemera. The third issue includes work from Rick Moody, Myles Zavelo, Joy Williams, Albertine Clarke and more. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Panacea Review is a literary journal with a special focus on ephemera: letters, diaries, notes, and all the flotsam and jetsam that rarely leaves the drawer. The second issue features work from Padgett Powell, Mary Ruefle, Avi Loeb, Matthew Gasda, Daniel Wilson, Charlie Sterchi, Mitchell Galloway, Ari Moline, Daisy Cashin, Noah Kumin, Tom Ianelli, Sam Frank Jr., Grace H. Zhou, Jim Hanas, Zachary Scott, Michael Chang, and more. PADGETT POWELL (The Interrogative Mood): Defiant responses to notes from a sensitivity readerMARY RUEFLE (The Book): A list of envelope labels used to sort found photographsDANIEL WILSON (atgreatbritisharchitecture): An influencer visits historic village churches in BritainAVI LOEB (Interstellar): Could we detect a nuclear war on an exoplanet?NOAH KUMIN (The Mars Review of Books): A yankee contemplates languorous living in mossy GainesvilleMICHAEL CHANG (Things A Bright Boy Can Do): Six new poems on performativity, Jimmy Baldwin, and the interests of the moose JIM HANAS (Why They Cried): An antonymic translation GRACE H. ZHOU (Soil Called a Country): Two poems from the mountains of Kyrgyzstan Plus, the Shakespeare Authorship Debate: Poems by EDWARD DE VERE, the leading alternative candidate, including accounts from his contemporaries Historic speculation on the authorship question MATTHEW GASDA (The Sleepers) offers a democratic defense of the Shakespeare of Stratford This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Panacea Review | Issue One | John Moran | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Wacissa Press | EAN 9798992810806 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Panacea Review | Issue Two | John Moran | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Wacissa Press | EAN 9798992810813 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Panacea Review | Issue Three | John Moran | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Wacissa Press | EAN 9798992810820 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.