C22 is proud to bring to you our brand new zine eYeland.
eYeland was put together by our wonderful member, Joshua Martin. It contains work from a plethora of terrific poets, artists and lunatics.
You can order a copy for free by contacting c22press@gmail.com and requesting one. (All orders will also come with special freebies from Josh!)
Below is a special preview of the zine.
We here at C22 are proud to bring to you a special introductory interview zine so you can get to know each of our members a little better.
The zine is available as a free pdf here or in the ‘books’ section of the C22 website.
If you would like a print copy kindly contact Lachlan at lachlan.mcdougall@gmail.com and request a copy.
Thank you for reading.
We are pleased to bring to you a new publishing collective, C22!
About C22:
C22 (Collective 22) is an artistic collective focussing on experimental writing. Our work is influenced by Dada, Surrealism, the L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E poets, Futurism and other pockets of the avant garde. We are a small group aiming towards expression rather than commercialism. Each member is free to create art as they wish, to collaborate if they wish, and to publish work elsewhere should they choose. It’s all about creative freedom and sharing our passion for experimentation.
You can find out more about the members of C22 in our about page here.
Stay tuned for upcoming announcements about our first publication.
It has come to my attention that my first book Deconstruction of a Symptom is currently on sale on Amazon for a very low price (US$4.76 as of this writing). So if you are interested in picking up a print copy of the book now is the best time to do so.
You can purchase the book here.
I don’t know how long this sale will last, so apologies if it is over by the time you see this.
And if you are interested in a free pdf copy of Deconstruction of a Symptom or any of my other books you can find them here.
I’m over the moon to announce that my new book The Mountain + The Cave is published today by the always tremendous Alien Buddha Press.
Blurb: The Mountain + The Cave is an electrifying exploration of the numinous. It is mystical yet abstract. It is a transfiguration of language into something else, something beyond.’ – Rose Knapp.
Special thanks to editor Red Focks for putting my work out.
The book can be purchased here.
And an excerpt can be read here.
I’m pleased to have been included in the wonderful Poetry Mini Interviews. These are a series of small interviews with one question and response being made available weekly.
Special thanks to Thomas Whyte for conducting the interview.
You can find part one here.
Stay tuned for the rest of the interview coming over the next few weeks.
Nathan Anderson Poetry 