Discorder
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is part of: Discorder
creator: CITR-FM (Radio station : Vancouver, B.C.)
issued: 2022-02-07
issued: 2021-09-01
description: The following description has been provided by Discorder: "September + October is that smonky mag from CiTR 101.9 FM, and we celebrate issue #420 with luscious features such as Liquidation World, Puddle Popper Collective, KICCC, Amanda Sum and more. Part human, part animal, part software, part performer, part disability, part sorcerer, part romantic, and all fury. Yours truly — D."
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extent: 32 pages
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note: SEPT/OCT 2021 "THAT SMONKY MAG FROM CiTR 101.9 FM" ?Hoi,?8 .$0,04 3««e42o llocai + JFra That SMONKY Magazine from CiTR101.9 FM Sept - Oct 202 J// Vol.38 // No A // Issue #420 cover photo by August Bramhoffof "Floating Between Cut Open Mountains" by Toni Tongyu Zhao EDITOR'S NOTE Writer Fabio Schneider sits doivn in a busy mall to read Anahita famali-Rad poetry collection Still and begins to feel a mutinous form of interiority. C«Jlor*J More waft to pay! atherine Chambers gets biomorphic with the work of Vancouver collective, Puddle Popper. In Phoebe Telfar's review of Toni Tongyu Zhao's exhibition, Secretly —■ | SJ I hiving, she considers emotion like a limb; "The feeling settles above, around, and within, like a scentless odour or high-pitched hum — the weight of empty memory." This issue of Discorder struggled to come together. It crawled home tired. It felt like putting your laptop in the refrigerator. While stress does not begin to cover it, an interesting pattern emerged from our discord — bodies, and our uneasy occupation of them. It's as if in the struggle to make September/October happen, almost every article presented a reorganization of physical architecture. In less poetic terms, we might say we're reckoning with ableism at its root. I hope these conversations challenge readers to take a good hard look at all the ways ableism manifests in art and literature. As someone for which fatigue underlies every living feature, I think a lot about how our bodies are chaotic, feverish and ungovernable. I don't regret this issue coming out late, or needing room to breathe, because I think we could all use the reminder that this is ok. That the culture of productivity, scarcity, and perfectionism in art does not know how to say "I love you" back. LUXURIOUS RIPS 04 • SECRETLY LIVING The playful & haunting reflections of Toni Tongyu Zhao 06 • REST DAYS Uniting disabled and chronically ill poets in virtual space 08 • KICCC "My pronouns are Carson" 10 • SIMON GREFIEL "If …
has type: Periodicals
identifier: ML3533.8 D472
is shown at: 10.14288/1.0406531
language: English
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: Vancouver : Student Radio Society of the University of British Columbia
rights: Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these recordings must be obtained from CiTR-FM: http://www.citr.ca
source: Original Format: Student Radio Society of University of British Columbia
subject: Rock music--Periodicals
type: Text