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NIXES MATE REVIEW ANTHOLOGY 2016 · 17
NIXES MATE REVIEW · ANTHOLOGY 2016 · 17

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Nixes Mate is a navigational hazard in Boston Harbor where, during the Colonial period, pirates and mutineers were gibbeted. Thirty years later out of the ashes of the 1980s Allston zine scene Philip Borenstein, Michael McInnis and Annie Pluto started a new journal of hand-crafted artisanal literature. As they edited this anthology, a theme emerged that surprised them … Death & Rebirth, those twin-barreled human indulgences. It was if an estranged microburst, a love sick hurricane came through shuttling tree branches, pedestrians, small animals, unhinged children along with various signs, portents, carriages, bicycles and small cars, enmeshed in a chiaroscuro of words and light, sifted through the ecliptic sluice of the Charles River.

Weight 5 oz

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Edited by Philip Borenstein, Michael McInnis + Annie Pluto

Cover photograph from the collection of Lauren Leja

ISBN 978-0-9991882-5-5

All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review or scholarly journal.

 

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