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SAYS WHO? |
Art is who you are; you are what you create; but no one will even know who you are unless you express yourself! Bates' new online magazine, E-clectic, is here, ready and waiting to give voice to your thoughts and show the Bates community and the world your potential and your undiscovered talent.
What have you written that would enlighten your classmates or change the world? What new perspective of life have you drawn or caught on film? We at E-clectic want to see all that you've created, all you wish to share with the world, everything that makes you--you.
We are in a new era of literature where longevity is key. Unlike magazines
that get stuffed away in some forgotten box, accidentally thrown out during
spring cleaning or are too torn, worn and covered with coffee stains to be legible,
E-clectic may last longer and is just a computer away And, unless your computer
screen is covered with coffee stains, it'll always be easy to read!
Submissions accepted for publication by E-clectic will remain archived for the
duration of the zine, and your works of art will remain accessible during that
time. Their creative power will stay for everyone to experience and enjoy, without
the vicissitudes of age and chance that are part and parcel of print on paper.
So send us your drawings, your photographs, your fiction, nonfiction, poetry,
essays, research in the humanities, works in translation and plays. We at E-clectic
are ready to take your voice and help you shout with it! To take your vision
and make it visible to others!
Natalia Tsai
Tucker McKinney
Judith Robbins, Editorial Advisor
Others who have contributed to the creation of E-clectic are Leah Boyer, Sam Falls, Raj Kesavan, and especially, Jim Hart of ILS.
The Editorial Board announces that the winner of the name-the-zine contest is Justin Maikoff '03. Congratulations, Justin!
~Vol. 1 No. 1 December 2002~