This is an experiment in online literary and artistic collaboration. The title comes from an Iñupiaq word that means "sitting together in the darkness, waiting for something to burst." Read more...
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Nicolette Bethel cites qarrtsiluni as one of the 2 biggest influences on the new journal she edits, tongues of the ocean. http://is.gd/10Oe01 month ago
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The Economy issue launched today with some photos from Newfoundland: http://is.gd/LN8e We'll be publishing 5-6 posts/week through August. 1 month ago
Submissions are open for a new qarrtsiluni issue: Economy, edited by Anna Dickie and Pamela Hart. Deadline: May 31. http://is.gd/vTRi2 months ago
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Oh, that’s stunning!
I like this better every time I look at it. And am also deeply unsettled by it.
Now that is what I call an image to die for. You do not see many as ambiguously chilling as that.
Wow. Gorgeous.
Amazing.
I can feel those sharp edges and hear the sound my nails make on these surfaces.