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ISSUE III FINALLY

Ladies and Gents and all, I present to you the freshly re-titled and stunning cover of the 2011ish issue III I CAN'T FEEL MY FACE, designed by the brilliant Michael Rae. A lot of nonsense has happened in the last year [hence the far more fitting title] but it seems this issue is just about ready to be printed, and it's absolutely incredible. At the moment, I am completing a KICKSTARTER campaign for pre-order funds, and it will be linked right here in just a few days. Alamo is having some metal bits installed into his finger following a brave battle with a snow serpent last week, and once he is recovered, we shall get this show on the road. If you submitted to this issue, keep an eye on your inbox over the next few days for an acceptance email if you made the cut, and keep checking back here for the link to our fundraising page. Immense gratitude for your patience and support.

2012 IS HERE.
ISSUE III IS LATE.
I CAN'T FEEL MY FACE.
#PRAYFORALAMO

A LONG DUE UPDATE RE: ISSUE III

It's been a while, I know. I was busy graduating college. But all that is behind me now, and Alamo and I have collected all of the wonderful submissions and will be making final selections in the next week. Stay tuned... if you're in, you will receive an email; if you aren't in, you probably won't get an email but don't let that get you down. SUBMIT AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN.

HOLY HELL. Amazing things being submitted. wtfWTF

Currently working on a new page on this site for 'featured' work for reading/viewing pleasure throughout the year. That means submit all year long, and your work might appear online.

TALK TO U SOON
xo

ISSUE III c. 2011 YEAAAHHHHBBBOYYYYYYYY

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
ISSUE III
COUNT UP YOUR COUNTRIES
C. 2011

New things happening:
!New format
!New guidelines
!!!Guest co-editor Christopher Todd Alamo Schuman

PLEASE READ THE SUBMISSION GUIDELINES CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU SUBMIT.
They are specific, maybe even harsh.
New format will include a maximum of 20 ‘featured’ artists, with a minimum of 5 pieces of work each.

Currently working on re-vamping the VIDEOSOUNDS page to feature digital submissions. Send some. There is no minimum on that.

Nearly sold out of Issue II – there are three copies left at QUIMBY’S in CHICAGO, so those of you in that area should go buy it or make your friends buy it or make your dog buy it or make Alamo fly to Chicago to buy it.

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS
31 DECEMBER 2010
Alamo and I will be face-to-face in DENVER for The New Year’s Incident of 2011
We will begin sorting through submissions 1 JANUARY 2011

FINAL NOTE: If you don’t meet the strict submission guidelines (i.e. you are not willing or able to submit five or more pieces) please consider sending your work to my other editing gig at the Columbia Review: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/review/about.html

2011.
All about us.
All about them.
All about cultural convergence.
All about the future.
Also about Alamo.

<3

THIS IS REAL 2010:::::

Excuses excuses etc etc IT IS HERE:::

ISSUE II Spring/Summer 2010
sleep prngrphr

250+ pages of the sexiest work you will see this year:
poetry / prose / photography / paintings / drawings / essays / manifestos / musical scores / fiction / non-fiction / plays / experimental / gangtas / nudies / madness / MAGIK and so very much more

ORDER THAT SHIT.

MAKE YOUR FRIENDS ORDER THAT SHIT.

MAKE YOUR FAMILY ORDER THAT SHIT.

STEAL A WALLET AND ORDER MORE OF THAT SHIT.

EVERYBODY SHOULD ORDER THAT SHIT.

2010

No, really, TAKE YOUR TIME.

Deadlines refuse to be taken seriously. Alas, I have finally received the very last of the second issue’s submissions as of today (almost 2 months after the initial deadline passed – I still love you, you know who you are). Thus, I present to you: AN UPDATE. I have officially printed out over 450 pages of submissions and by Friday, January 15 2010 the accepted submissions will be chosen and placed lovingly in a very particular order and those accepted will receive joyous emails and the first draft will be sent to my oh-so-wonderful graphic designers Maria and Keith Delcampe and soon after the final format will be handed tenderly to the printer on 5th Avenue in Manhattan and I will sigh relief and you will purchase copies galore because I will be in great debt after this run and we will embrace and dance and cheers et cetera! So, for those who have submitted, I thank you infinitely. Due to the high volume of submissions, I am unable to respond to every single artist, but know that your talent is priceless and I love you even if we’ve never met. For those who are considering submitting, I recommend you buy yourself a copy of the upcoming issue and you will understand the stellar genius of the contributing artists and you should be a part of it, too. For those of you who have no idea how you ended up here, your mind is about to be blown. SLEEP PRNGRPHR drops February 2010.

/// SLEEP PRNGRPHR ///

FINAL CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS ISSUE II FALL/WINTER

sleep prngrphr

Deadline has been extended by ONE WEEK to accommodate a few unnamed slackers

Thus, please submit any and all work by:

NOVEMBER 30

[don’t make me come find you]

ORDER YOUR COPY OF 'LONELY ARE THE BRAVE' TODAY!

PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PRINTED. PURCHASE!

Tardy but Hearty! Issue I hits the press!

APOLOGIES FOR TARDINESS ALL AROUND So it took a little longer than anticipated - I had a birthday which made it legal for me to enter bars, and things got a little out of hand, but I woke up outside of a bar in D.C. in my batman suit and remembered I had a million brilliant people relying on me. Finally finally, NOW, the premiere issue has been lovingly and painstakingly pieced together into the world's foremost journal of genius. Officially 43-contributors and nearly 150 pages deep, this has turned out to be better than this here foundry could have ever anticipated. Alas, with such a large number of contributors, each of whom has between one and six pieces of work throughout the issue, I have come to the realization that this sort of brilliant collaboration is too special to appear four times per year (also it took a lot of work and a lot of time and I made a lot of people wait oh-so-patiently and I feel just awful about that) ALAS: Flaneur Foundry will now be a BIANNUAL publication so that we may have more time and more detail adoringly put towards the greatest group of artists ever known both sides of the Mississippi and beyond. I delivered the final bulging / engorged / sensuously overstuffed package to my local printing man, and he has taken it under his wing like it were a precious kiddo in a basket on his doorstep, and even he was greatly impressed by the content. Being that he’s in the dirty District of Columbia, and it was just a big holiday ‘round these here parts, he’s not sure how long it will take to print up all the copies, but he promised me and I promise you to let the world know as soon as he knows. Check in here for updates; there will also be a newsletter released in the next week. Check out the Featured Artists section for a full list of our contributors (and if your name is there without a bio/photo, send it to flaneurfoundry@gmail.com). Finally one more enormous thank you to everyone who took the time to submit their work for this issue – there were over 160 folks who submitted, which is astounding, and if you didn’t appear this time around, please please please submit again! More time and more room means more folks with great work.

In other hotly-anticipated news: Flaneur Foundry Press has dipped its toes into the alluring world of poetry publication– and let me tell you we liked what we saw.. or felt.. whatever. Thus, in the coming months we will have more news about our first release. I can tell you only this much: ‘Brody’ and ‘Christensen’

and so it begins…

Endless thanks to everyone for your submissions – absolutely inspiring, unique and impressive. In the coming weeks, the foundry will be sorting through each and every email in search of the perfect compilation of artists for the very first issue Lonely Are The Brave. If your submission doesn’t make it into the premiere issue, do not be discouraged; please continue to submit your work for the future issues- just because it isn’t fitting for one doesn’t mean it won’t be perfect for another issue. Also continue to check out the “Featured” section for sneak peeks of work that will appear in the forthcoming issue. The printed issue is looking to appear sometime in April, and as it all takes shape you will be updated. As mentioned, all official contributors will receive one free copy, and any additional copies can be purchased via this website once available in print. Keep checking in, and email us at flaneurfoundry@gmail.com with any questions/
comments/
concerns/
ideas/
love/
hate/
horror/
thrills/
diagnoses

I shall beat it out of
you before Sunday

It is now officially 8:03 am EST on Thursday, March 12, 2009

Deadline for submissions is 11:59 pm MT on Sunday, March 15, 2009

I am a conscientious objector of mathematics between the months of October and April and before 4:00 pm EST

so you can do the math if you please

and when you are done with that, submit

like all of your peers and heroes before you

and become a part of

the elite group of artists

that make up

Flaneur Foundry

featuring

Issue I

Lonely Are The Brave

Spring 2009

Sneak Peeks phor your inspiration

We are the contemporaries we have been waiting for. We are the siren call born in the gut of a generation that waits in the storm drains, that streams their lyric into the swirling ear of their lives
N. DeBoer

NEWS: See the "Featured" section of the site for rotating sneak peeks of selected works that will be appearing in Issue I "Lonely Are The Brave" and perhaps get inspired to send in your own work. Throughout the next few weeks, as the journal takes shape and inches dangerously closer to print, check in for more selected works and news on the publication.

This issue is shaping up to be one hell of a premiere and it is only getting better. Continue to check in for updates, sneak peeks, et cetera!

Run Comrades! The Old World is Behind You!

Flâneur Foundry was officially established January 31, 2009 at 1:04 a.m. EST, though the idea for a global all-arts journal had been brewing for quite some time. The flâneur, according to the French Dictionary Le Robert, is an artist of impressions, circumnavigating the city as whim dictates, giving him or herself over to the spectacle of the moment.'' As for foundry... In England, type foundries began with the introduction of the printing press. Originally, type foundries manufactured and sold metal and wood typefaces for the letterpress printers. Alas, on the above date at said time, the internet sweatily encountered a lonely insomniac mind and soon thrust forth the placenta-covered lovechild that is Flaneur Foundry Quarterly Arts Journal.
The intention of this publication is to display the art and writing of artists all over the world who have scoured the streets at all hours, stumbling upon moments of inspiration. Issue I will premier this Spring in all its infantile glory, but with the incomparably brilliant wisdom of the elderly that we all know should have died by now, but we never talk about it out loud, because that would be morally unjust and such.

And so it begins... Join in on the fun and submit to the Spring issue by March 15th and you, too, can play ball with us on the Moon. Onward, soldiers of space!