Description:Buzzkill: Apocalypse contains 80 pages of fantastic speculative poetry, short fiction, and photos by 47 different contributors, including science fiction luminaries David Brin and Geoffrey Landis, the legendary Lyn Lifshin, poetry "outlaw" S. A. Griffin, and many more. The Mayan Long Count Calendar ends on winter solstice, 2012. The date also coincides with a predicted "galactic alignment", which is believed to occur when our solar system passes directly through the Galactic Equator. The mythology surrounding the abrupt end of the Calendar argues for some kind of cataclysmic or catalystic event to occur, an-end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it event. Will we perish by alien attack, biohazard, or radiation? Will Earth be destroyed by a rogue asteroid, suffer a reversal of the magnetic poles, or undergo catastrophic climactic change? Or will the solstice usher in a new age of evolution for mankind, an unprecedented era of peace and understanding? Whether the predictions are for devastation or enlightenment are unclear. From prose poem to concrete, sonnet to rap, haiku to free verse, and in color and black and white, in this fantastic and diverse collection, we explore all the possibilities. Reviewed (excerpt) by J. E. Stanley: "In her poem "TEOTWAWKI", Debbie Goings writes "[insert current doomsday theory here]." And whatever your apocalyptic preference might be, there's an excellent chance that editor Dianne Borsenik has it covered in this highly recommended anthology of 69 pieces by 47 contributors. And, of course,there are some scenarios that would never have imagined. Borsenik includes apocalyptic poems and photos that range in scale all the way from the universal to the personal, and... masterfully orders (them), so that they resonate effectively with each other. As they always have, doomsday predictions will come and go. As noted by T. M. Gottl, "no one remembers/which stories are true/anymore." However, there is no real cause for concern...."We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Buzzkill: Apocalypse - An End of the World Anthology. To get started finding Buzzkill: Apocalypse - An End of the World Anthology, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
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PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition
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NightBallet Press
Release
2012
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Buzzkill: Apocalypse - An End of the World Anthology
Description: Buzzkill: Apocalypse contains 80 pages of fantastic speculative poetry, short fiction, and photos by 47 different contributors, including science fiction luminaries David Brin and Geoffrey Landis, the legendary Lyn Lifshin, poetry "outlaw" S. A. Griffin, and many more. The Mayan Long Count Calendar ends on winter solstice, 2012. The date also coincides with a predicted "galactic alignment", which is believed to occur when our solar system passes directly through the Galactic Equator. The mythology surrounding the abrupt end of the Calendar argues for some kind of cataclysmic or catalystic event to occur, an-end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it event. Will we perish by alien attack, biohazard, or radiation? Will Earth be destroyed by a rogue asteroid, suffer a reversal of the magnetic poles, or undergo catastrophic climactic change? Or will the solstice usher in a new age of evolution for mankind, an unprecedented era of peace and understanding? Whether the predictions are for devastation or enlightenment are unclear. From prose poem to concrete, sonnet to rap, haiku to free verse, and in color and black and white, in this fantastic and diverse collection, we explore all the possibilities. Reviewed (excerpt) by J. E. Stanley: "In her poem "TEOTWAWKI", Debbie Goings writes "[insert current doomsday theory here]." And whatever your apocalyptic preference might be, there's an excellent chance that editor Dianne Borsenik has it covered in this highly recommended anthology of 69 pieces by 47 contributors. And, of course,there are some scenarios that would never have imagined. Borsenik includes apocalyptic poems and photos that range in scale all the way from the universal to the personal, and... masterfully orders (them), so that they resonate effectively with each other. As they always have, doomsday predictions will come and go. As noted by T. M. Gottl, "no one remembers/which stories are true/anymore." However, there is no real cause for concern...."We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Buzzkill: Apocalypse - An End of the World Anthology. To get started finding Buzzkill: Apocalypse - An End of the World Anthology, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.