Extras
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Issue Seven
Issue
Seven is about change, and is change;
tOLR is reborn in professionally-bound
paperback format, with a full-colour cover
and printed in black on textured off-white
paper.
Featuring authors from the UK, Ireland,
Spain, the USA, Switzerland, Pakistan,
Canada and Australia, including returning
favourites Shane Allison and Brendan
Connell, and intriguing newcomers Ivan Faute,
Jeremy Wexler and Rizwan Saeed Ahmed. Watch
out for the marzipan.
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the Single Line Quarterly
the Single Line Quarterly
is a fictitious journal of literary works one line in length.
Some might say the "single line" genre satirizes abbreviated
forms such as the haiku and the orphan leaf. Others
might say it's a serious form capable of subtlety, beauty
and insight....
Chrissy Williams' 25 in full
Issue Six features part of the poem
'25' by Chrissy Williams – read the full version
here.
LauraHird.com Reviews Issue Three
"...exactly the kind of thing that should appeal to true
bibliophiles, and anyone else interested in a beautifully
hand-produced magazine of chapbook dimensions."
Kara Kellar Bell speaks on her favourite leaves of the
Travel issue.
"A Great Font by an International Genius"
Some words from the creator of
Contra, used for Michael Corkett's The
Reunion in Issue Six.
Veronica Aldous – poems in full
Issue Two features two artworks
by Veronica Aldous, containing words from her poems
Orion and the Moth with Devastating Wings.
The poems are presented here in full.
Different Leaves, Different Papers
There is no greater joy than
shopping for paper. In art shops,
stationers and paper merchants, sheets are held
up to the light, rubbed between forefinger and
thumb...
things people send me
Sometimes people send interesting things that aren't orphan leaves.
Ever wish you
were editor of Found Magazine?
tOLR EXPOSÉ
Shane Allison's Ruggish Thug – in
full
The first few lines appear in Issue
One and the last few lines are in
Issue Two. Here's a chance to read Shane Allison's
poem in its thuggish entirety.
It's Made of Paper
There is no greater joy than shopping
for paper. In art shops, stationers and paper
merchants, sheets are held up to the light, rubbed between
forefinger and thumb...
Pasadera – Sheet Music
The orphan leaf of Pasadera, a piece for the
guitar, was produced by taking full printed sheets and
tearing them in twain. The first and second halves
appear in Issue One and
Issue Two respectively.
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