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Triple Canopy, Issue 8
Hue and Cry
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Currently online:
De Tribus Impostoribus
by Victoria Miguel
An Internet play inspired by the eponymous book (which was neither written nor published), consisting of three dialogues on the limits and imperfections of language.
Inside the Mundaneum
by Molly Springfield
Snail-mail Google and a card-catalog Web: a fin-de-siècle Belgian information scientist’s proto-Internet.
Thirty-Six Shades of Prussian Blue
by Joshua Cohen
“Turnbull’s Blue—Antwerp Blue—Berlin Blue—Prussiate of Iron—Chinese Blue—Saxon Blue—Blau de Berlin—Pariser-blau”: reading the world’s first artificial color.
Bangkok Is Ringing, Episode 1
by Ben Tausig
A series exploring the politics of urban sound in Bangkok and beyond, through first-person reporting, field recordings, and analysis. In this debut episode, Tausig takes listeners from a storefront Pentecostal church in Brownsville, Brooklyn, to the noisy streets of Thailand’s capital.
Everglade
by Lucy Ives
“A story in which I explain”: a collage and prose poem.
R, Adieu
by Joe Milutis
The primal violence and utopian trill of the rolled r, the most rrresilient of locutions.
Sacrifice of the Banana
by Karthik Pandian
An ecstatic bestiary. A prequel to 2012. Shot by the temple police. Performed for the video camera. A film.
Horse People
by Ben Yaster
Among the silvery breeders, sunburned frat boys, and other endangered species of Baltimore’s Preakness Stakes.
The Road to Unification Village
by Sukjong Hong
A letter from the Demilitarized Zone, where South Korea is imagining its way out of perpetual war.
Crude Meridian
by Sophia Al Maria with Manal Al Dowayan
The story of the cowboy oilmen who branded the Gulf: “The desert of Arabia is America's last frontier.”
The Sea of Trees
by Joshua Zucker-Pluda & Nine Eglantine Yamamoto-Masson with Jacob Kirkegaard
Mapping the Japanese forest where the spirits of suicides linger, silence reigns, and compasses fail.
Triple Canopy works collectively with writers, artists, researchers and other collaborators on projects that deal critically with culture and politics, and the ways people engage them, both online and in the world at large. These investigations are realized in an online magazine as well as in public programs and print publications encompassing various fields and locales. We aim to present work and advance ideas informed by a multitude of disciplines and perspectives, and to disseminate them among a broad and diverse audience. Triple Canopy, a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, was founded in late 2007; our first issue was published on March 17, 2008.
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