C&R Posting Schedule
We're in the middle of creating a new posting schedule that works for us, so you may see some changes around here. Right now, we try to put up a new call every Monday and new responses on Wednesdays.
If you'd like to submit an Answer Song, Exquisite Corpse, or Favorite Collaboration, please send us an email, and we'll post it on a Friday.
C&R on Twitter
- Call No. 81 wp.me/p16p2P-me 3 weeks ago
- Call No. 80 wp.me/p16p2P-mc 4 weeks ago
- "The point of teaching literature is not for students to regurgitate codified interpretations, but to interpret... fb.me/19AhKONM3 1 month ago
- RT @BodegaMag: "Praise to our veins and the veins that outlast us Clunky trees clunky branches" - Michael Homolka (http://t.co/9AXGPZT… 1 month ago
- If one wanted to re-read the entirety of #Shakespeare's work, what editions would you recommend? Any critical work you love? 1 month ago
-
Recent Posts
Archives
Categories
Blogroll
Monthly Archives: October 2010
Untitled, Carlea Holl-Jensen
In response to “Attrition” by Kristin Maffei & the photograph of space, Call No. 3. The stars are white as milk teeth. We pluck them down with the same giddy anticipation, and they come loose with the same sucking resistance … Continue reading
Posted in Response
Leave a comment
Barnegat Bay, August 2010, Dan Farley and Christina Mancuso
In response to the photograph of space, Call No. 3. Dan Farley is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University. He works at Mercedes-Benz and drives fancy cars. Christina Mancuso blogs about food and life at Vivere Per Dire, and is … Continue reading
Posted in Response
Leave a comment
Wednesday Exquisite Corpse No 3.
An Exquisite Corpse is a method of collaborative work where words and images are assembled collectively to create new meaning. Drawing from the work in the most recent comment, respond in one line or image only via comments. The first … Continue reading
Posted in Exquisite Corpse
1 Comment
Untitled, Jennifer Hummler
In response to the instructional craft video, “easy snack bags with no velcro,” Call No. 3. Untitled Jennifer Hummler Kristin, that snack bag Idea is totally cool Now I want a snack Jennifer Hummler is co-owner of LionWhale Music. She … Continue reading
Call No. 3
Prompts for the week of 10.25.10: nam myoho renge kyo (Daimoku) We welcome your responses to these prompts — or to any element of the work that appears in Call & Response — through the comments feature below, or via … Continue reading
Posted in Call
3 Comments
Collaboration in the News, No. 3
The Stanford Daily has a profile on professor Tom Kealey, in which he talks about collaborative writing and combating the stereotype of the ‘lone genius.’ Kealey stresses collaboration in the writing workshops he teaches at Stanford, including a graphic novel … Continue reading
Posted in In the News
Leave a comment
“Attrition,” Kristin Maffei
In response to the word ‘attrition,’ Call No. 2. Attrition Kristin Maffei Like wiggling your first baby tooth, the gnawing good-pain, like love, the final bloody pop of childhood. Or, no. Like grinding rocks in an old, smoky machine to … Continue reading
Posted in Response
3 Comments
“depression era photo circa 1932,” Erik Fuhrer
In response to the photograph ‘A Veteran and His Wife, 1860,’ Call No. 1. depression era photo circa 1932 Erik Fuhrer the dust is palpable. tastes like lickin the road. faces dry like lips are. dry like the cracked cheeks … Continue reading
Posted in Response
Leave a comment
Wednesday Exquisite Corpse No. 2
An Exquisite Corpse is a method of collaborative work where words and images are assembled collectively to create new meaning. Drawing from the work in the most recent comment, respond in one line or image only via comments. The first … Continue reading
Posted in Exquisite Corpse
3 Comments
“The Most Curious Account of Johnson, A Butler,” Briana Whyte Harris
In response to the photograph ‘A Veteran and His Wife, 1860,’ Call No. 1.
