Volume 11, Issue 1 (2015) The Mauve Issue
Mauve, most famously, is an accident. William Henry Perkin, the 18-year old English chemist charged by his professor with synthesizing quinine, found a purple residue in the midst of his experiments and had the good sense to take note of the leftover pigment. So began the color mauve in 1856, the world’s first synthetic dye.
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Kate Bernheimer
The Mauve Issue
- Editor
- Kate Bernheimer
- Managing Editor
- Laura Miller, University of Arizona
- Thomas Miray Lopez, University of Arizona
- Prose Editor
- Joel Hans, University of Arizona
- Poetry Editor
- Jon Riccio, University of Arizona
- Assistant Editors
- Donald Haase, Wayne State University
- Erin Zwiener, University of Arizona
- Advisory Board
- Donald Haase, Wayne State University
- Maria Tatar, Harvard University
- Jack Zipes, University of Minnesota
- Editorial Assistants
- Sylvia Chan, Jarrett Eakins, Andrea Francis, Kendra Mullison, Matthew Schmidt, William Slattery, Sara Wolfe Vaughan, University of Arizona; Elka Weber, Mills College
- Undergraduate Interns
- Kelsey Blackman, Katelyn Canez, Nola Christopher-Meziab, Jared Hughes, Zane Johnson, Catherine Walker, University of Arizona
- Original Print Design
- J. Johnson, DesignFarm
- Cover Art
- "Born" by Kiki Smith
- Layout
- Tara Reeser