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Vol. 68
Conjunctions:68
Inside Out: Architectures of Experience
Spring 2017
Edited by Bradford Morrow

Online

The Body as Archive
by Matt Reeck
July 18, 2017
The body is an object that orients vision. As much as I want to, I can’t stop looking. All the people getting on the subway—strangers. And yet I look at them, hopefully, vacantly. I stare.
Four Poems
by Sandra Meek
July 11, 2017
In the palace of music, a gathering of the mute:
this became the body.
The Experimental Subject
Parts 3–6
by Joyce Carol Oates
June 20, 2017
Coiled in the mother’s womb in the birth sac is a small creature with a large head and flat puckered face, tight-shut eyes, tiny clenched fists, that could be mistaken for a purely human fetus, or, from another angle, a chimpanzee baby with somewhat human features.
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A Conjunctions Reading by Amy England & A D Jameson
The fourth reading in the Cities Series, presented by Conjunctions and the Bard Office of Alumni/ae Affairs, takes place at Myopic Books in Chicago
Saturday, August 26, 2017
7:00 pm
Myopic Books, 1564 N. Milwaukee Ave., Wicker Park, Chicago