the curated section of mutating the signature’s untelling stories is now live

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Nov 29, 2009

the curated section of mutating the signature’s untelling stories is now live

Check it out! The entire Untelling Stories issue is comprised of individually and collaboratively created poetry, prose and artwork that Nathan Moore and I made for and with one another. Learn more at Mutating the Signature.

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So who the heck is mutating the signature next, you ask. Glad you asked!

We are pleased to announce that issue two’s editors are the lovely and talented Emily Van Duyne and the one and only W.F. Roby. Their issue theme is Ante/Anti, and they will begin the process section of their issue Dec. 1. You will be able to see everything they are working on as it unfolds right on the Mutating the Signature site. How exciting is that?

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Nathan says:

November 29, 2009 at 7:36 pm

Thank you for all your hard work and beautiful writing.

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