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Music spins inside of atoms, blocked under a microscope

For the hundred and eleventh birthday of Alan Turing, I should really have combed my hair.

The evening's mail brought my contributor's copy of Not One of Us #75, containing my poem "I Have a Sister Beyond the Sea." It's the one I wrote out of a dream in January which incorporated two movies I have still not yet seen, with a title from Anne Lister's "Beech and Willow" and an unofficial dedication to

ashlyme. It's part of the music issue, strings and sheet music in the black-and-white photography of John and Flo Stanton wrapped around stories and poems by Steve Toase, Gwynne Garfinkle, Gretchen Tessmer, and more. Check it out! The website is still temporary, the 'zine itself as weird as ever.

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It's a good zine! And I like the photo. It gives the impression of being in black and white, with only the apple in color (though of course you are also in color--there is also other color!)

What's/Where's the room?

For the hundred and eleventh birthday of Alan Turing

<3 <3 <3

(Great pic!)

Yay poem!!

Yay poem!!

Thank you!

(Great pic!)

Thank you!

And I like the photo. It gives the impression of being in black and white, with only the apple in color (though of course you are also in color--there is also other color!)

Thank you! I like that as an effect. It was taken at my parents' house.

Edited 2023-06-24 03:43 (UTC)