[Gesth-l] FW: New issue of TRIVIA: Voices of Feminism online

[Borgos Anna]

>From: ruth baldacchino <ruthbaldacchino at yahoo.com>
>Reply-To: youngwomenfromminorities at yahoogroups.com
>To: ruthbaldacchino at yahoo.com
>Subject: [youngwomenfromminorities] New issue of TRIVIA: Voices of Feminism 
>online
>Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 01:23:36 -0700 (PDT)
>
>
>   FYI
>
>   Apologies for cross-posting.
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>   We are pleased to announce that the fourth issue of TRIVIA: Voices of 
>Feminism, The Wonderful and the Terrible --featuring Jane Caputi, Verena 
>Stefan, Priscille Touraille, Rhonda Pettit, Renate Stendhal, Josephine 
>Donovan and Lenore Wilson-- is now online! http://www.triviavoices.net/
>
>TRIVIA, a free twice-yearly online literary
>journal, publishes the most intelligent, fearless
>feminist writing you're likely to find anywhere
>on the planet at this time.
>
>From a naming of female potency to a questioning
>of the notion of two sexes, from poems in the
>voice of a young woman kidnapped into sex slavery
>to reflections on lesbian desire, from a
>science-fiction nightmare to a personal
>meditation on the search for gentleness amidst
>cruelty, from a most unusual "Trivial Lives" to a
>review of Mary Daly's latest, Trivia 4 walks the
>knife-edge of paradox, balancing between the
>wonder and terror of our times.
>
>About TRIVIA
>
>TRIVIA: Voices of Feminism is an online relaunch
>of TRIVIA: A Journal of Ideas, an award-winning
>international feminist literary magazine
>published from 1982 to 1995. The online journal
>is a team effort by veteran  feminist editors
>Lise Weil, founding editor of Trivia: A Journal
>of Ideas, and Harriet Ellenberger, founding
>editor of Sinister Wisdom,  the world's longest
>running lesbian journal, in collaboration with
>feminist geek web developer Susan Kullmann.
>
>TRIVIA publishes feminist writing in the form of literary essays,
>experimental prose, poetry, translations, and reviews. The journal
>encourages women writers to take risks with
>language and form so as to give their ideas the
>most original and vital _expression possible.
>TRIVIA's  larger purpose is to foster a body of
>rigorous, creative and independent feminist thought.
>
>

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