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RHINO:
OUT THERE
(GENRE: Creative Reporting)
RHINO is looking for some lively accounts of what's happening Out There, beyond our isolated circles -- for a potential midsection of the magazine. There's always an Out There, an event, a place, or an idea we've not been exposed to. It may be a reading that renders a crowd breathless, a unique conversation in some obscure basement, a literary party so aglitter it puts a peculiar smile on your face, a happening at an artists' colony you can only recall as a dream, the ceremonious arrival of a foreign poet, etc. -- in other words, fabulously written pieces that are witness to -- something to do with poetry. Authors may be caught up in the thing encountered. The intent is to refresh and educate, break out of huddles and cocoons, bring in a piece of the outside -- however you define it -- whether it is wild, weird, foreign, profound, confounding, inspiring or just entertaining.

This entry was posted by Ivy on Wednesday, November 21, 2007 at 5:47 PM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

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