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Showing posts with label (Yes)Abled. Show all posts
Showing posts with label (Yes)Abled. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 14, 2020

Yes(ABLED) Is(sue) is Live!

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Dear Kinfolk, The Yes(ABLED) Special Is(sue) is live! It can be found here: https://www.avantappalachia.com/special-issues.html  There are...
Sunday, September 20, 2020

Final Notice of Yes(Abled) Is(sue) Deadline and Event Info

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Dear Kinfolk,  This is your last notice of the deadline for the special Yes(ABLED) Is(sue). That is September 30, 2020 with a go live date o...
Friday, August 14, 2020

Review of "'Every Man His Specialty': Beckett, Disability, and Dependence" by Michael Davidson

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 Michael Davidson , "Every Man His Specialty: Beckett, Disability, and Dependence   (2007) 14 pages.  On  The Free Library . Originally...
Saturday, February 22, 2020

(YES)Abled Is(sue) Deadline

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Dear Kinfolk, This is a reminder that the deadline for our YES(Abled) Special Is(sue) is March 31, 2020. This is(sue) will feature ...
Monday, January 13, 2020

(Yes)Abled Is(sue) and North/South Appalachia

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Dear Kinfolk, You heard about it in the email about the Is(sue) 8 release. Here are more details. We are absolutely thrilled to ann...
Monday, December 16, 2019

Is(sue) 8 of AvantAppal(achia) and (Yes)Abled Is(Sue)

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Dear Kinfolk, The editors are happy to announce that is(sue) 8 of AvantAppal(achia) is live! We seemed to have dodged, for now at least, ...
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Sabne Raznik
Sabne Raznik is an internationally published poet, a former community theatre actress, and an award-winning artist with three poetry collections - Following Hope, Linger to Look, and Rabbit Hole. Her latest book is a collection of artworks titled Renaissance: Visual Art 2005 - 2019. She founded and co-edits AvantAppal(achia) ezine and co-edits North/South Appalachia. Raznik believes herself to be a supranational poet, in that she feels the arts transcend manmade boundaries. In view of that, her effort as part of the Appalachian Renaissance is to break stereotypes and showcase Appalachian poetry as a living part of the world-wide literary scene, as well as to encourage the underrepresented but thriving Appalachian avant-garde in the global context.
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