LONDON | Openned journal tag:www.openned.com,2008:/issue//5 2008-01-09T16:51:41Z Movable Type 3.34 Hacked By Krishna - Archaic Body tag:www.openned.com,2008:/issue//5.398 2008-01-08T16:31:06Z 2008-01-09T16:51:41Z Archaic Body (mp3, 4MB)... The Editors Archaic Body (mp3, 4MB)]]> Joe Dargue - Negation Piece tag:www.openned.com,2008:/issue//5.396 2008-01-08T16:25:48Z 2008-01-09T01:52:14Z Negation Piece (PDF, 68KB)... The Editors Negation Piece (PDF, 68KB)]]> Anna Ticehurst - Minutiae of the Eleventh tag:www.openned.com,2008:/issue//5.395 2008-01-08T16:23:03Z 2008-01-09T01:52:14Z The Editors Chris Paul - An Edited Voice of the Deadwood tag:www.openned.com,2007:/issue//5.320 2007-12-12T22:50:24Z 2007-12-13T03:56:53Z An Edited Voice of the Deadwood (PDF, 71KB)... The Editors An Edited Voice of the Deadwood (PDF, 71KB)]]> Martin Dean - Where is that tag:www.openned.com,2007:/issue//5.319 2007-12-12T22:49:52Z 2007-12-13T03:57:36Z Where is that (PDF, 24KB)... The Editors Where is that (PDF, 24KB)]]> Amy Evans - A Poem As Yet Unwritten (A poem of epigraphs) tag:www.openned.com,2007:/issue//5.318 2007-12-12T22:48:54Z 2007-12-13T03:58:43Z A Poem As Yet Unwritten (A poem of epigraphs) (PDF, 56KB)... The Editors A Poem As Yet Unwritten (A poem of epigraphs) (PDF, 56KB)]]> Tom Jenks - Love of Zero tag:www.openned.com,2007:/issue//5.317 2007-12-12T22:37:50Z 2007-12-13T03:59:30Z Love of Zero (PDF, 44KB)... The Editors Love of Zero (PDF, 44KB)]]> Thirteen Kinaesthetic Salsa Diphthongs tag:www.openned.com,2008:/issue//5.379 2007-12-12T00:06:39Z 2008-01-28T02:01:18Z As an issue, 'Thirteen kinaesthetic salsa diphthongs' continues in the spirit of Openned, with the audience and contributing poets governing the direction and the contents of the site. The aim of this issue is to build dialogue between poets through... The Editors As an issue, 'Thirteen kinaesthetic salsa diphthongs' continues in the spirit of Openned, with the audience and contributing poets governing the direction and the contents of the site. The aim of this issue is to build dialogue between poets through applying cuttings, sitings, algorithms, translations, critical responses, recombinations and myriad other methods to work already in the issue. We, the editors, will also write three collaborative pieces based on the poetry you contribute. They will be published periodically during the few months the issue is active. This is an opportunity for us as editors and you as poets to collaborate and interact with your work. Please send in your own treatments of the poems already present in the issue, whether it is a reconfiguring of existing work or a new piece that engages with the work already present. In turn, your work will enter the dialogue we foster through the coming months.