Openned Zine #4

Now available to view in Online > ePubs, featuring:

• Mackenzie Carignan & Marthe Reed on The Dusie Kollektiv
• Tony Trehy exploring the possibilities for Text Festival 2011
• Will Montgomery describing POLYply
• Posie Rider's guide to poetry in Edinburgh
• Arabella Currie & Thomas Graham explaining halfcircle
• Sara Wintz outlining poetry in New York
• Tom Jenks telling us what zimZalla is
• Steven Fowler describing the Maintenant series and outlining The Workshop, a new new project on Writers Forum in conjunction with Openned
• Edmund Hardy reading four lines of poetry
• Simon Howard describing Department
• Part 2 of Lara Buckerton's essay on The eBook Nova

Plus regular features:

• Bird Puke
• Bookface
• Logbay
• @sinclairinruins* (new)
• Photography: in this issue, Georgie M'Glug, Nat Raha and Sharon Borthwick

Available in full-colour PDF or an easy-to-print black and white version.

*contributed anonymously - thank you to the contributor

Update on Wednesday 19 January, 2011 by Openned

We forgot to mention: the front cover image is by Emily Critchley and was taken at the Sporadic Reading Group, organised by Emily and Jennifer Cooke. Contact Emily or Jennifer to be added to the mailing list.

Openned Zine #3

Now available to view in Online > ePubs, featuring:

• Joe Luna and Steve Willey on SoundEye
• Susana Gardner on the Greenwich Cross-Genre Festival
• Harry Godwin explaining the Cleaves editorial process
• Linus Slug curating recollections of the Morden Tower reading with contributions from Chris Stephenson, S J Fowler, Stephen Emmerson, Nat Raha, Michael Zand, Gareth Durasow and Antony John
• Jonny Liron exploring The Situation Room
• David-Baptiste Chirot's editorial for the forthcoming Openned Eyes online gallery
• James Davies' thoughts on live streaming readings following his if p then q broadcast
• Lara Buckerton tackling The eBook Nova
• Adrian Clarke's primer on And
• Stephen Emmerson's introduction to blart

Plus regular features:

• Bookface
• Bird Puke
• Logbay
• Photography: in this issue, Amy De'Ath, Sharon Borthwick, Georgie M'Glug, Nat Raha and Tommy Peeps

Available in full-colour PDF or an easy-to-print black and white version.

Openned Zine #2

Now available to view in Online > ePubs, featuring:

• Peter Philpott explaining reasons and motivations behind the Great Works website
• Save Middlesex Philosophy
• Emily Critchley and Carol Watts provide a schedule for the Women's Innovative Poetry & Cross-Genre Festival in Greenwich
• Jeff Hilson, Edmund Hardy, Richard Owens and Peter Riley on Mendoza, or, Linus Slug
• Sejal Chad, Becky Cremin, Ryan Ormonde and Karen Sandhu on press free press
• Harry Gilonis Edmund Hardy, Tessa Whitehouse and Michael Zand on Klatch 3: Dérive
• Luke Roberts looks back on the Sussex Poetry Festival
• Stephen Mooney on the launch of the new Voiceworks website
• Matt Dalby on a new sound-text-performance series in Manchester, Counting Backwards
• Timothy Thornton close reads Ryan Ormonde's firstdraftofhypertextrespondingtoalicefallingdownrabbithole
• Johanna Linsley on I'm With You, a series of live art events in Clapton, London
• Alex Davies on the Openned Table

Plus a set of regular new features: 

• Bookface
• Bird Puke
• Photography: in this issue, Sharon Borthwick, Marianne Morris, Nat Raha and Malcolm Phillips

Available in full-colour PDF or an easy-to-print black and white version.

Photos From the Final Reading

Photos from the final reading at The Foundry are now available to view in the Nights > Photos section. A big thank you to Sharon Borthwick and Malcolm Phillips for allowing us to present them on the site. Details of where you can see more of their work are available in the gallery description.