Creative Thresholds
is a blog devoted to exploring the creative potential of borders, liminal spaces of limitation and difference full of tension and possibility. The posts are eclectic and decidedly quirky at times, celebrating the juxtaposition of multiple genres across diverse fields of endeavor. New posts come out on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month (EST).
Melissa D. Johnston, Founder & Editor
Melissa D. Johnston is an artist, writer, wandering nomad, and recovering academic. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Poetry Life and Times, Eyedrum Periodically, Em Dash, The New Post-Literate, Luminous (anthology), The Best of Friday Flash: Volume One, and as book covers for Sopher Press. In 2012 her poetry finished as a semifinalist for the Joanna Cargill Coconut Book Prize.
She’d love to meet you! Visit her Website, Blog, Twitter, Google+, or Flickr.
Postcolonial Thoughts
Postcolonial Thoughts is a monthly column written by artist Christopher Hutchinson, Assistant Professor of Art at Atlanta Metropolitan College and Archetype Art Gallery Owner in Atlanta, Ga. In the column Christopher offers fresh and trenchant analyses of art and theory through the lenses of multiple traditions, especially those neglected or not included in the Western canon. Learn more about Christopher at Black Flight 144.
Postcolonial Thoughts accepts submissions of books, essays, and eBooks for review. Email your interest to melissa@creativethresholds.com.
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When is the book coming out? Sounds like an interesting subject matter.
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Hi Laura,
I hope to have most of it finished by the end of the year. I’m not exactly sure when it will come out yet. I’ll try to let CT readers know, though. 🙂
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Thank you for the follow! Please be aware that my blog is a bilingual one.
So you may get links to some poems in English as well as to some in Italian…
I’m trying to keep the posting balanced between the two languages. Keep up the good work!
Anna
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Oh–no worries. I knew and expected that. 🙂
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What a positive and supportive environment you’ve created here. I’m in the same boat. I find equal joy in writing and creating visual art. I too have a book coming out soon. I’d love to share that with you and your readers when the time comes. For now, feel free to stop by my blog, an eclectic spot to share hi and low culture and whatever else strikes my fancy.
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Thanks so much! We’re trying. 🙂 When is your book coming out?
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We’re almost there. Maybe as early as next month. I will keep everyone posted. Thanks for asking.
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Very cool! Keep us posted. 🙂
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Thank you to follow my blog. Hope you enjoy my artworks 😃
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You’re welcome. I have. 🙂
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Your’s is a point of view where real intelligence shines through.
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thank you for following my blog! happy that you like it 🙂 what an interesting blog you have ! for sure will be back here 🙂
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You’re welcome and thank you very much! Look forward to your visit. 🙂
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Melissa…thank you for checking out what I do along the Ohio River. I’ve enjoyed what I’ve read on Creative Thresholds which seems to be a cut above the usual art dialogue. Continued success in all you attempt.
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Thank you so much, and thanks for reading! 🙂
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Thanks for following The Immortal Jukebox. I hope you are finding lots to entertain you and maybe making some discoveries. If you haven’t visited for a while check it out again. Please feel free to add comments. Good luck with your blog. Regards Thom.
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