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| − | '''Jouissance''' is an ongoing San Francisco/Oakland based art, music and literary '[[zine]] started in 2005 by [[Aaron Nielsen]] and [[Jillian Sutherlin]]. The content of ''Jouissance'' can be described as transgressive, post-modern and sometimes queer. | + | [[Image:1st issue.gif|thumb|Issue number one]] |
| + | '''Jouissance''' is an ongoing San Francisco/Oakland, California, U.S.A.-based art, music and literary '[[zine]] started in 2005 by [[Aaron Nielsen]] and [[Jillian Sutherlin]]. The content of ''Jouissance'' can be described as transgressive, post-modern and sometimes queer. | ||
| + | === Issues === | ||
| − | + | '''Issue number one''' released on Sept. 24th 2005 | |
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| − | '''Issue number one''' released on Sept. 24th 2005 | ||
Interviews with [http://xiuxiu.org/ Xiu Xiu] frontman Jamie Stewart, [http://heim.etherweave.com/ Scott Heim] author of ''Mysterious Skin'' and Oakland based sculptor Tara Daly. Issue one also included fiction and poetry by [http://www.suspectthoughts.com/bellamy.html Dodie Bellamy],[http://denniscooper.net/ Dennis Cooper], Jill Ghostcar, [http://www.suspectthoughts.com/killian.html Kevin Killian] and [http://www.akashicbooks.com/wideeyed.htm Trinie Dalton], editor of [[Werewolf Express]] zine. | Interviews with [http://xiuxiu.org/ Xiu Xiu] frontman Jamie Stewart, [http://heim.etherweave.com/ Scott Heim] author of ''Mysterious Skin'' and Oakland based sculptor Tara Daly. Issue one also included fiction and poetry by [http://www.suspectthoughts.com/bellamy.html Dodie Bellamy],[http://denniscooper.net/ Dennis Cooper], Jill Ghostcar, [http://www.suspectthoughts.com/killian.html Kevin Killian] and [http://www.akashicbooks.com/wideeyed.htm Trinie Dalton], editor of [[Werewolf Express]] zine. | ||
| − | [[Image:2nd issue.gif|thumb| | + | [[Image:2nd issue.gif|thumb|Issue nymber two]]'''Issue number two''' released on July 26th 2006 |
Interviews with [http://www.dianacage.com/ Diana Cage] author of ''Box Lunch: The Layperon's Guide to Cunnilingus,'' filmmaker [http://www.dreamlandnews.com/ John Waters] and online erotic muse [http://fattyd.com/ Fatty D]. Issue two also included fiction and poetry by [http://www.daphnegottlieb.com/ Daphne Gottlieb],[http://www.kirkread.com/ Kirk Read] and [http://xiuxiu.org/ Jamie Stewart]. | Interviews with [http://www.dianacage.com/ Diana Cage] author of ''Box Lunch: The Layperon's Guide to Cunnilingus,'' filmmaker [http://www.dreamlandnews.com/ John Waters] and online erotic muse [http://fattyd.com/ Fatty D]. Issue two also included fiction and poetry by [http://www.daphnegottlieb.com/ Daphne Gottlieb],[http://www.kirkread.com/ Kirk Read] and [http://xiuxiu.org/ Jamie Stewart]. | ||
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[[Category:Zine|Jouissance]] [[Category:California Zines]][[Category:Literary Zines]][[Category:Art Zines]] [[Category:Queer]][[Category:2000's publications]] | [[Category:Zine|Jouissance]] [[Category:California Zines]][[Category:Literary Zines]][[Category:Art Zines]] [[Category:Queer]][[Category:2000's publications]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:59, 11 December 2007
Jouissance is an ongoing San Francisco/Oakland, California, U.S.A.-based art, music and literary 'zine started in 2005 by Aaron Nielsen and Jillian Sutherlin. The content of Jouissance can be described as transgressive, post-modern and sometimes queer.
Issues
Issue number one released on Sept. 24th 2005
Interviews with Xiu Xiu frontman Jamie Stewart, Scott Heim author of Mysterious Skin and Oakland based sculptor Tara Daly. Issue one also included fiction and poetry by Dodie Bellamy,Dennis Cooper, Jill Ghostcar, Kevin Killian and Trinie Dalton, editor of Werewolf Express zine.
Issue number two released on July 26th 2006
Interviews with Diana Cage author of Box Lunch: The Layperon's Guide to Cunnilingus, filmmaker John Waters and online erotic muse Fatty D. Issue two also included fiction and poetry by Daphne Gottlieb,Kirk Read and Jamie Stewart.
