Themes/sections---- Note: This is a tentative and incomplete list.
Celebrity Letters
Games and Sports
Obscure Anatomy
Reviews + Interviews
Small Food
Constraint
Obsolete Domesticated Animals
Minimalist Clothing (In honor of the magazine that never was)
Slang/Colloquial Language
Financial Advice (how not to work)
Crossword Puzzles
Retro-Futurism
Robotics and Post-Humanism
Unusual Transportation
Monday, October 8, 2007
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Introduction to Obscure Anatomy
Welcome to Obscure Anatomy. We're like a part of your body you didn't know existed.
We are currently publishing on blogspot because we don't know enough about the internet to make our own proper domain. We plan to eventually move our endeavor to a proper .com location and use this blogspot as a satelite annex, but for now all of our content will exist here.
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Obscure Anatomy is a typically ambitious web-based magazine. We will broadly cover 'Arts and Culture' and also hopefully compile certain running themes. For example, a theme might be obscure anatomy or biographies of artists in the French resistance, or fast food. These themes will be archived on the site to be kind of like constantly expanding e-books. We will also feature reviews, interviews, and other standard issue magazine features.
We are laying ourselves bare from the start. We would like to be kind of like Cabinet, but with hypertext.
That said, please have patience as we begin to add material to our site. We will be announcing themes shortly. If you would like to be involved in this project as a writer, artist, or graphic designer, please contact us. If you would like us to review your work, also please contact us.
Thank you,
Ben Segal, editor
We are currently publishing on blogspot because we don't know enough about the internet to make our own proper domain. We plan to eventually move our endeavor to a proper .com location and use this blogspot as a satelite annex, but for now all of our content will exist here.
'
Obscure Anatomy is a typically ambitious web-based magazine. We will broadly cover 'Arts and Culture' and also hopefully compile certain running themes. For example, a theme might be obscure anatomy or biographies of artists in the French resistance, or fast food. These themes will be archived on the site to be kind of like constantly expanding e-books. We will also feature reviews, interviews, and other standard issue magazine features.
We are laying ourselves bare from the start. We would like to be kind of like Cabinet, but with hypertext.
That said, please have patience as we begin to add material to our site. We will be announcing themes shortly. If you would like to be involved in this project as a writer, artist, or graphic designer, please contact us. If you would like us to review your work, also please contact us.
Thank you,
Ben Segal, editor
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