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Percutio
is a multi-lingual and multi-disciplinary literary journal treating
of cross-cultural experiences in the creative arts.
It features poetry, essays, notebook entries, reviews, critical
studies, thoughts and images (in hard copy and on the web for subscribers).
Wherever possible, work is published in its language of creation
and translations into English are encouraged.
Work
in or relating to Pacific and Indian Ocean languages is welcomed.
More
about past issues here.
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Cover: S. Bianciardi
Cover:A. Loeffler
Cover: N. Bunn
An annual published in hard copy in New Zealand and France dedicated primarily to reflections upon the creative process, particularly in relation to work that bridges cultures. Percutio may, therefore, feature poetry, essays, extracts from novels, choreography, approaches to composition and journal entries in English and the language of creation. The deadline each year is April 10th.
Submissions are welcome.
The point of departure for the 2009 issue is "Performance".
View the pilot issue (without images) free of charge here.
View the contents lists and editorials of past issues here.
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percutio [L], I strike, is the root of the English and French nouns "percussion" and of the German "Perkussion".
2009 cover collage: I. A. Goldsmith
Your
greatness, image of the infinite, is as wide-ranging as the research
of the philosopher, as a woman's love, as the divine beauty of a bird,
as the contemplation of a poet. You are more beautiful than the night.
(Apostrophe
to the Ocean)
'Ta
grandeur morale, image de l'infini, est immense comme la réflexion
du philosophe, comme l'amour de la femme, comme la beauté divine
de l'oiseau,
comme les méditations du poète. Tu es plus beau que
la nuit.' --
Les Chants de Maldoror. Lautréamont.