ISSUE
25
Winter 2017
An issue exploring iconoclasts, tensions, contrasts, antagonisms, and culture clashes that motivate art and inform conflict.
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Alexander Kan
Costumier | APS 25
"What was there to be surprised about here if… time itself, time, where he sat, was in holes, in tears—a time sieve, a time hole—bluish-black, like this dress that was blackened by those same holes." From our current issue, a seven-part story from Alexander Kan, translated by Natasha Randall.
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Dorthe Nors
Karate Chop | APS 14
"Sitting there on the edge of the bed, she considered that she had most likely seen her worst and her best now. She had been down on all fours, on the edge of her nerves, naked and bound and temporarily insane at the time of the crimes." From APS 14, soured intimacy in this story from Dorthe Nors, translated by Martin Aitken.
