Issue #11 - Triple Canopy

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The Ultimate High GroundSteve RowellViews of America’s infrastructure of omniscience, on Earth and above.Published on March 2, 2011
Sibyl and MarsyasAnja UtlerTwo sonic-mythological poems, written and read. Translated, with an introduction, by Kurt Beals.Published on March 2, 2011
A Hole to See the Ocean ThroughEllie GaDispatches from a drifting polar vessel.Published on March 3, 2011
Published beginning on March 1, 2011.
I’m sorry, man, but I’ve got magic, I’ve got poetry in my fingertips. I like bells. This includes naps. I like bells. Read behind the frickin’ hieroglyphics…this is cryptology. And wow, I know it sounds crazy, but I’d really kind of like to drink beer from someone’s skull right now. Duh—winning.
The DocumentSam Frank“I mumble when I talk. I am not prepossessing. Except when I am.” A written life.Published on March 8, 2011
StoppagesBeka GoeddePhase changes and time scales: a video sequence.Published on March 10, 2011
The Flash Made FleshMary Walling Blackburn & A. B. HuberHow we turn away quite leisurely from the disaster: an exchange.Published on March 16, 2011
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A Day’s Sail Sergio De La PavaFight and metaphor in Virginia Woolf, Gatti–Ward, and Corrales–Castillo.Published on March 18, 2011
The Font of the HandJoshua CohenOn the processing of words, from scriptorium to LongPen™.Published on March 22, 2011
Frontier FacadesWarm EngineAn appreciation of the administrative architecture along the Trans-Siberian Railway.Published on March 29, 2011
The Mythoecology of Middle-earthPeter NowogrodzkiA report from the Shire, a landscape born of high fantasy, natural science, and geek tourism.Published on March 31, 2011
The QuidditiesJoe Milutis“Take this from this, if this be otherwise”: an essay on literary minutiae.Published on April 4, 2011