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December 29, 2022

call for works: “INTERSTICES”

consider submitting to our current call for works, curated by founding editor, Mauve Perle Tahat.

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April 15, 2019

“What the Hell is Hauntology?”: A Reading List for 2019’s Theme by M. Perle Tahat

2019’s theme for TERSE. is hauntology: nostalgia for lost futures. As our columnist Jordannah Elizabeth bluntly asked, “what the hell is ‘hauntology’?” Hauntology, as we’d like to explore it, is a way to describe a phenomenon related to resonances of traumatic events; a coming to terms with “what’s been done” in the present based on […]

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April 14, 2018

A Short Interview with Elizabeth Ruth Deyro, Founder of The Brown Orient

Enjoy a short interview with our beloved affiliate The Brown Orient‘s founder Elizabeth Ruth Deyro and spread the word about this fabulous publication. terseeditor: When did you become interested in writing publicly? Elizabeth Ruth Deyro: My professor in Creative Writing class, which I took in 2014, was the first to introduce me to publishing with […]

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call for works: “INTERSTICES”

“What the Hell is Hauntology?”: A Reading List for 2019’s Theme by M. Perle Tahat

A Short Interview with Elizabeth Ruth Deyro, Founder of The Brown Orient