Volume 8, Issue 1 (2012) The Grey Issue
Guest Editor's Note (an extract)
When we speak of grey as a location, placing a thing into a grey area, the color represents territory where the definite becomes lost. Grey lets us know that the truth is not always clear; even the most well-known paths can turn strange when a low grey cloud of fog rolls in. Grey is an act of subtraction, the loss of sun, joy, and color. Regrets are the natural property of grey hairs, said Dickens. Since grey is a symbol for the loss of youth, it seems a fitting issue for a theme about youth who are lost.
Alissa NuttingThe Grey Issue
Kate Bernheimer
The Grey Issue
- Editor
- Kate Bernheimer
- Guest Editor
- Alissa Nutting, John Carroll University
- Contributing Editor
- Timothy Schaffert, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
- Advisory Board
- Donald Haase, Wayne State University
- Maria Tatar, Harvard University
- Marina Warner, University of Essex, UK
- Jack Zipes, University of Minnesota
- Cover Art
- "Born" by Kiki Smith
- Designer
- J. Johnson