Blue as an Orange Magazine
(2021-present, on hiatus until January 2024)
Blue as an Orange is an online magazine specializing in experimental poetry, prose, and visual art. The magazine (which borrows its name from a poem by Paul Eluard) is edited by Kristopher Biernat and Kaleigh Dandeneau. More information, including submission guidelines, can be found on its webpage.
Issue One: F/W 2021
The inaugural issue of Blue as an Orange Magazine. The downloadable PDF below collects the fall and winter 2021 archives of the magazine. This issue includes work by: Jonel Abellanosa, Dee Allen, Nadia Arioli, Tohm Bakelas, Robert Beveridge, Ace Boggess, Krystyna Curtis, Adrian David, Howie Good, John Grey, Ed Higgins, Paul Ilechko, Tim Kahl, Rus Khomutoff, Peter J. King, Paul Lastovica, Edward Lee, Lachlan J. McDougall, Bob McNeil, Mark J. Mitchell, Frederick Pollack, Aldo Quagliotti, RUNA, T.E. Secor, Dick Westheimer, and Rosaline Winters. This issue was edited by Kristopher Biernat and Kaleigh Dandeneau. Cover and design by Kaleigh Dandeneau.
You can read more about the contributors here, and browse their work here. Download Issue |
Lemures Books
(2021-present)
Lemures Books is an experimental chapbook published that was born from the ashes of Dink Press (see below). Kristopher Biernat is the publisher, assisted by the art direction of Kaleigh Dandeneau. More information can be found on its website.
Inventory Clerk by Paul Lastovica (2022)
Lemures Books' first publication was Paul Lastovica's chapbook "Inventory Clerk". The chapbook contains a selection of cut up and original poems by Houston based artist and writer Paul Lastovica. You can purchase a copy here. |
Biscayne Dance by Shea O'Connor (2022)
Shea O'Connor's debut chapbook.
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Instrumentals by Jonel Abellanosa (2022)
This full length collection is the first in the 'Lemures Books Digital Collection'. All titles in the LBDC will be available, free of charge, as downloadable PDFs. All we ask in return is that you consider donating the money you would have spent on the collection to the Duke Lemur Center, or another charity of your choice.
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