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    The Lifted Brow - December 2016

    Posted By: Pulitzer
    The Lifted Brow - December 2016

    The Lifted Brow - December 2016
    English | 124 pages | True PDF | 25.0 MB


    TLB32 features writing and visual art that reflects on commerce, economics, and cultural capital: dissecting the relationship between capital and the current state of the world. TLB32 directly attacks Simon Birmingham’s statement about creative fields as a “lifestyle choice”. There will be additional surprises with how it will be published, distributed, and sold.

    Contributors include César Aira, Fiona Wright, Lawrence Lacambra Ypil, Sam Wallman, Ellena Savage, Matthew Hickey, Scott Esposito, Benjamin Law, and Alí Calderón.

    Issue 32 also features detailed information from each and every contributor, editor, and person involved in the making of this issue. Information disclosed includes the hours of labour spent on the piece by various people, the fees paid, and much more.

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    Issue 32 of The Lifted Brow features:
    – cover art by Sam Wallman, with bonus fore-edge art also by Wallman;
    – nonfiction from Fiona Wright, Scott Esposito, Ellena Savage, Daniel Schoonebeek, Briohny Doyle, Matthew Hickey, Sam West, Carolyn D'Cruz, Daniel Levin Becker, Angela Serrano, Lech Blaine, Rhea Bhagat;
    – fiction by César Aira, and Allee Richards;
    – poetry by Lawrence Lacambra Ypil, Alí Calderón, and Safia Elhillo;
    – comics and artwork from Merv Heers, Rudy Loewe, Amanda Baeza, Sasha Velour, Emma Davidson, Michelle Baginski, Eloise Grills, Michael Fikaris, Melissa Mendes, Keith McDougall, Roxane Lumeret, Tommi PG, and Leonie Brialey;
    – and, as always, Benjamin Law and his mum Jenny's sex and relationships advice column.

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