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[yangjah]

http://anglekorea.org/blog/visual/yangjah

Check out the interview on Angle magazine.

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[intuition-speakto-me]

My most recent article for Angle Magazine was just published! Take a listen to Wolfe Sunday if you like some unsigned folk music!

[dude-im-alive-blog]

We're Brighton based, but we're spread a lot farther than that. Publishing all kinds of written,...

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You’ll catch stories, reviews and poems by me in here. There’s also tons more art and articles to be found on there as well from many more people.

We're Brighton based, but we're spread a lot farther than that. Publishing all kinds of written, audio and visual content, from podcasts and mixtapes to reviews and political debate, we aim to be a magazine that offers something for everyone.

[dude-im-alive-blog]

My story, The Fall of a Titan: A Fairytale With Kim Jong Un, has been featured in Angle​ Magazine! Check it!

[21cnomad]

My Interview with Angle Magazine

It was an honor to have recently been interviewed by Sean O’Gorman for super cool Angle Magazine

Here’s the interview.

Steven Moore

Sean O’Gorman April 2, 2015

I was able to meet up with a new author named Steven Moore while on a day trip to Daegu. He is a very kind man who looks like he stepped out of a post card depicting some faraway place that I had never heard of before. For someone with a…

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[bostonpoetryslam]

I have a lot of trouble writing prose because it's just like a big block to me and I can't really navigate through it. With poems, everything looks very deliberate to me: the line breaks, the word choice. The word rock and stone are both very different and they can change the feel of a line, or an entire stanza. A rock definitely feels different than a stone. Those are two very different visual images. My editing process is that I'm looking at all of these small adjustments and how they affect the whole.

Carlos Williams, interviewed by Sean O'Gorman for Angle Magazine

[fulltimedilettante-blog]

I recently chatted with Jonathan Hardy for Angle Magazine. Read the interview and see some of his short films at anglekorea.org and then watch this space for fun ways that you can be a part of his next project--an awesome, feature film about robots and consciousness and all that cool stuff. His IndieGoGo campaign is going live in a matter of DAYS, there are cool prizes for donors, a film night featuring his work (and WINE) later this month, and a badass party in Busan next month with really great bands (like 3V, Bad Trigger, Robscenity and GENIUS) and an art auction featuring artists from Korea and abroad. Exciting stuff, kids.

[truuuuudy]

South Korean artist Lee Jae Ho. Super dig his style