Posted in Art, Arts, Creative Writing, Culture, Current Events, Feature, Literature, Migration Literature, Opinion, Politics, Satire, Society, Travel, Visual Art, Visual Arts, World, tagged art, art gallery, artwork, blog, book, book cover, book publishing, cover art, creative writers, Creative Writing, flash fiction, intermedia, lila marquez, lines of lila, literature, Meridians: A journal from everywhere, Migrant Writers, pluma migrant writers guild, Pluma writers, poetry, updates, Visual Art, writing on 03.10.2017| Leave a Comment »
And, finally, we came up with a more compound one, attempting to study, if not defy, the limits of style, structure, and media, thus, departing from the margins while keeping space, as we know it, undefined, so to speak. With the book’s dynamic approach to an age when we are all subject to compartmentalized outlooks and fed with a prepackaged sense of identity, it’s a challenge to insist on finding meaning and value in ubiquity.
Continue reading here.
my read shelf:
Muse in Briefs is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
