Journal of Experimental Fiction 34: Foremost Fiction: A Report from the Front Lines

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Journal of Experimental Fiction 34: Foremost Fiction: A Report from the Front LinesThis is a general number in JEF's print annual, edited by Eckhard Gerdes and themed A Report from the Front Lines. The subtitle is the editorial stance. We treat experimental prose as dispatches from where the form is being tested, not as a settled genre to be sampled. Gerdes founded the journal in 1986 alongside Depth Charge Press, and the bi annual general issues are its backbone between the single author Festschrift volumes built around Federman,

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