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| − | Unlikely 2.0 is | + | '''Unlikely 2.0''' is a webzine that went live June 14, 2004. New issues are published approximately 22 times a year. 11 past issues have been dedicated primarily to poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and essays, and 11 were dedicated primarily to visual art, films, and music. The webzine features the ongoing column, ''A Sardine on Vacation'' by Robert Castle ( which is also available in book form from Spuyten Duyvil) and a regular column of reviews of classic films by Dan Schneider. Unlikely 2.0 also publishes occasional reviews and interviews from other authors, as well as [[chapbooks]] in Adobe PDF format. |
| − | Unlikely 2.0 is largely defined | + | The roots of Unlikely 2.0 lie in the now-defunct [[Unlikely Stories]], a literary online magazine that ran from 1998 to 2003. Unlikely 2.0 is largely defined combination Mission Statement and Submission Guidelines, which include the following ideas: |
| − | + | "Western society is broken, and all aspects, including art, of Western society reflect this fact. We hope to be able to help repair this brokenness by loudly and frankly discussing the nature of the breakage." | |
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| − | + | "ALL humans are the captains of their fate and masters of their soul (to borrow a wording from ''Invictus'' by William Ernest Henley). To interfere with another's right to their fate and soul is the quintessence of criminal behavior." | |
| − | 2. | + | Unlikely 2.0, despite being primarily a magazine of the arts, pursues an an artistic aesthetic only insofar as it explores a platform of frank, and often pessimistic, humanism; as far as traditional conceptions of artistic aesthetic goes, it can only be described as "eclectic." |
| − | + | [[Jonathan Penton]] serves as Editor-in-Chief of Unlikely 2.0. | |
| − | + | [[K. R. Copeland]] serves as Art Director | |
| − | + | [[Mary Jo Malo]] serves as Staff Reviewer | |
| − | + | [[Gabriel Ricard]] serves as Staff Interviewer | |
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| − | + | ==External links== | |
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| + | [http://www.unlikelystories.org/ UnlikelyStories.org] | ||
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Revision as of 19:24, 10 March 2007
Unlikely 2.0 is a webzine that went live June 14, 2004. New issues are published approximately 22 times a year. 11 past issues have been dedicated primarily to poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and essays, and 11 were dedicated primarily to visual art, films, and music. The webzine features the ongoing column, A Sardine on Vacation by Robert Castle ( which is also available in book form from Spuyten Duyvil) and a regular column of reviews of classic films by Dan Schneider. Unlikely 2.0 also publishes occasional reviews and interviews from other authors, as well as chapbooks in Adobe PDF format.
The roots of Unlikely 2.0 lie in the now-defunct Unlikely Stories, a literary online magazine that ran from 1998 to 2003. Unlikely 2.0 is largely defined combination Mission Statement and Submission Guidelines, which include the following ideas:
"Western society is broken, and all aspects, including art, of Western society reflect this fact. We hope to be able to help repair this brokenness by loudly and frankly discussing the nature of the breakage."
"ALL humans are the captains of their fate and masters of their soul (to borrow a wording from Invictus by William Ernest Henley). To interfere with another's right to their fate and soul is the quintessence of criminal behavior."
Unlikely 2.0, despite being primarily a magazine of the arts, pursues an an artistic aesthetic only insofar as it explores a platform of frank, and often pessimistic, humanism; as far as traditional conceptions of artistic aesthetic goes, it can only be described as "eclectic."
Jonathan Penton serves as Editor-in-Chief of Unlikely 2.0. K. R. Copeland serves as Art Director Mary Jo Malo serves as Staff Reviewer Gabriel Ricard serves as Staff Interviewer
