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beritellingsen:

Sexual Dimorphism — A Nightmare Transcribed From Sanskrit – in Elimae, a favorite lit mag!
Thank you so much to the editors for taking the story in.
Check out the issue with great work by Ben Tanzer, Brandi Wells, Sean Lovelace, William van den Berg, Howie Good and more!
(Image: Wlodowa in Poland, by ewitsoe)

beritellingsen:

Sexual Dimorphism — A Nightmare Transcribed From Sanskrit – in Elimae, a favorite lit mag!

Thank you so much to the editors for taking the story in.

Check out the issue with great work by Ben Tanzer, Brandi Wells, Sean Lovelace, William van den Berg, Howie Good and more!

(Image: Wlodowa in Poland, by ewitsoe)

Nothing to Say

Thinking of my response.

lastmanoutofeden:

Members of the poetry establishment often say that contemporary poetry has nothing to say. Poets, please could you draw, photograph or photoshop or scribble something that expresses your reaction to this assertion and submit as a jpeg through my submit button. The results will almost certainly be used in some public way so if you submit something you’re happy for me to use it

Very much looking forward to the physical version, but if you can’t wait get the ebook now!
lastmanoutofeden:

Last Man Out of Eden is out as an ebook! Just £1 for a full set of my recent poems. Click here for the download.

Very much looking forward to the physical version, but if you can’t wait get the ebook now!

lastmanoutofeden:

Last Man Out of Eden is out as an ebook! Just £1 for a full set of my recent poems. Click here for the download.

beritellingsen:

New Sun Rising, the charity anthology for Tohoku in Japan, is now out for the Kindle!
The anthology is a collection of stories, flash fiction, poems, haibun, haiku and artwork and photography donated by over 60 creators from all over the world to support those in Japan still affected by the aftermath of the 2011 tsunami and earthquake. All monies go the Japanese Red Cross.
Many thanks to the editors Annie Evett, Michelle Goode, Sylvia Petter and Vaishali Shroff for including my three haiku “Three Posters From Japan” in the anthology.
You can also read samples of the contributors’ work in the anthology’s website.

beritellingsen:

New Sun Rising, the charity anthology for Tohoku in Japan, is now out for the Kindle!

The anthology is a collection of stories, flash fiction, poems, haibun, haiku and artwork and photography donated by over 60 creators from all over the world to support those in Japan still affected by the aftermath of the 2011 tsunami and earthquake. All monies go the Japanese Red Cross.

Many thanks to the editors Annie Evett, Michelle Goode, Sylvia Petter and Vaishali Shroff for including my three haiku “Three Posters From Japan” in the anthology.

You can also read samples of the contributors’ work in the anthology’s website.

Fin?

It’s been a while. I have been consumed by words. I had to find myself in them. To own myself. To be able to hear another. I am getting there. 

I was going to leave. Then I heard and read some words. Think I will stay a little longer and offer. 

proudbeam:

Ancient Victorians

(Source: pjgoring)

Well done Berit, looks a great place to be. 
beritellingsen:

What Girls Really Think
is now part of the Pachydermini chapbook series by Turtleneck Press.
Many thanks to Brian Warfield for appreciating what girls really think.
Museums, piranha and girls.
Go and check out the other stories by Mark Baumer, Howie Good and Brian Warfield!

Well done Berit, looks a great place to be. 

beritellingsen:

What Girls Really Think

is now part of the Pachydermini chapbook series by Turtleneck Press.

Many thanks to Brian Warfield for appreciating what girls really think.

Museums, piranha and girls.

Go and check out the other stories by Mark Baumer, Howie Good and Brian Warfield!

beritellingsen:

Sexual Dimorphism — A Nightmare Transcribed From Sanskrit – in Elimae, a favorite lit mag!
Thank you so much to the editors for taking the story in.
Check out the issue with great work by Ben Tanzer, Brandi Wells, Sean Lovelace, William van den Berg, Howie Good and more!
(Image: Wlodowa in Poland, by ewitsoe)

beritellingsen:

Sexual Dimorphism — A Nightmare Transcribed From Sanskrit – in Elimae, a favorite lit mag!

Thank you so much to the editors for taking the story in.

Check out the issue with great work by Ben Tanzer, Brandi Wells, Sean Lovelace, William van den Berg, Howie Good and more!

(Image: Wlodowa in Poland, by ewitsoe)

Full album Stream on Huffington Post

Brilliant. Give it a listen.

(Source: echolakeband)

Nothing to Say

Thinking of my response.

lastmanoutofeden:

Members of the poetry establishment often say that contemporary poetry has nothing to say. Poets, please could you draw, photograph or photoshop or scribble something that expresses your reaction to this assertion and submit as a jpeg through my submit button. The results will almost certainly be used in some public way so if you submit something you’re happy for me to use it

Very much looking forward to the physical version, but if you can’t wait get the ebook now!
lastmanoutofeden:

Last Man Out of Eden is out as an ebook! Just £1 for a full set of my recent poems. Click here for the download.

Very much looking forward to the physical version, but if you can’t wait get the ebook now!

lastmanoutofeden:

Last Man Out of Eden is out as an ebook! Just £1 for a full set of my recent poems. Click here for the download.

beritellingsen:

New Sun Rising, the charity anthology for Tohoku in Japan, is now out for the Kindle!
The anthology is a collection of stories, flash fiction, poems, haibun, haiku and artwork and photography donated by over 60 creators from all over the world to support those in Japan still affected by the aftermath of the 2011 tsunami and earthquake. All monies go the Japanese Red Cross.
Many thanks to the editors Annie Evett, Michelle Goode, Sylvia Petter and Vaishali Shroff for including my three haiku “Three Posters From Japan” in the anthology.
You can also read samples of the contributors’ work in the anthology’s website.

beritellingsen:

New Sun Rising, the charity anthology for Tohoku in Japan, is now out for the Kindle!

The anthology is a collection of stories, flash fiction, poems, haibun, haiku and artwork and photography donated by over 60 creators from all over the world to support those in Japan still affected by the aftermath of the 2011 tsunami and earthquake. All monies go the Japanese Red Cross.

Many thanks to the editors Annie Evett, Michelle Goode, Sylvia Petter and Vaishali Shroff for including my three haiku “Three Posters From Japan” in the anthology.

You can also read samples of the contributors’ work in the anthology’s website.

Fin?

It’s been a while. I have been consumed by words. I had to find myself in them. To own myself. To be able to hear another. I am getting there. 

I was going to leave. Then I heard and read some words. Think I will stay a little longer and offer. 

proudbeam:

Ancient Victorians

(Source: pjgoring)

visual-poetry:

“deceptive outward appearance” by ole martin lund bø

(via art-terrorist-deactivated201204)

(via lifesigns)

Well done Berit, looks a great place to be. 
beritellingsen:

What Girls Really Think
is now part of the Pachydermini chapbook series by Turtleneck Press.
Many thanks to Brian Warfield for appreciating what girls really think.
Museums, piranha and girls.
Go and check out the other stories by Mark Baumer, Howie Good and Brian Warfield!

Well done Berit, looks a great place to be. 

beritellingsen:

What Girls Really Think

is now part of the Pachydermini chapbook series by Turtleneck Press.

Many thanks to Brian Warfield for appreciating what girls really think.

Museums, piranha and girls.

Go and check out the other stories by Mark Baumer, Howie Good and Brian Warfield!

Nothing to Say
Fin?

About:

Welcome to Decoding Static on tumblr. Here I'll post snapshots of my writing, photography and art.

There will also be a generous scattering of recommends, anything I find interesting or makes me smile, hopefully both. The rights to the work will of cause remain with the person. If you like their work, explore it further and say hello to them.

A little bit about me, 'I write not out of desire to tell stories, but a need to understand who I am and consequently who we are. I view myself more often than not as an outsider, after a long struggle I have found this to be a place where I am comfortable. As an outsider I have developed an interest in the place of the individual in society and the responsibility we need to take for our existence and desired freedom. The behaviours that result from such responsibility or the shrugging of it form the basis of much of my writing, art and photography via the themes of loneliness, love, despair, hope and the individual. I believe creativity is at its most beautiful when it challenges; I want people to stop and think.'

My writing, art and photography can be viewed at Decoding Static.

If you are interested in discussing my work and/or publication or just wish to say hello please contact me via email: decodingstatic@googlemail.com or @decodingstatic on twitter.

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