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steve coel
An 11.59 Publication
MicroFlashFiction - Short Stories and Experimental Narratives. '...my experimental approach to writing is suited to this medium...it's an odd kind of laughter sometimes...and it's always in the hidden places...(an ongoing series of) imaginative journeys into experimental fiction...' Writing Review, Q+A - 2024. Steve Coel
Sharp paper
walking notes
steve coel
day time hide aways
in back spaces
unseen from roads
and rear view mirrors,
between rubble and broken glass,
shaking hands are shaken.
tracksuits are worn
to hide shape, weapons, sex.
no names here.
trade is is always invisible,
unknown.
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steve coel
An 11.59 Publication
Lighter than I look
Lighter than I look
Some days
I trawl through notebooks
and journals,
sketchbooks,
jottings
and essay ideas.
I trawl through notebooks
and journals,
sketchbooks,
jottings
and essay ideas.
They're often summaries
or outlines
of a much larger idea
or possible project.
or outlines
of a much larger idea
or possible project.
Attitudes emerge.
thoughts on a huge variety
of subjects and issues.
It is this fabric
that provides the drive
for lots of my writing
and picture making.
Submitting yourself
to the micro / flash fiction form
demands a lot of patience.
If done properly.
Stream of consciousness work,
like early Kerouac,
demands great intelligence.
But does it demand
a similar patience?
steve coel
An 11.59 Publication
Swimming in my Friday afternoon blues
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steve coel
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steve coel
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steve coel
heb deitl
steve coel
An 11.59 Publication
Hello - microflashfiction, experiments, illustrations, notes...
Documentary Fiction Photography (1980)
Steve Coel
OK...
so it occurred to me that my main 4 story forms: MicroFlashFiction, Documentary Fiction Photography, Experimental Narrative and Abstract Art cross each other.
Back in 1985 I started describing 'my' art as Abstract De-structuralism. All of it.
The MicroFlashFiction writing; my Documentary Fiction Photography; image making; posters and prints.
If asked today I'd probably still describe myself as an Abstract Destructuralist.
I'm never asked.
Enjoy.
Steve Coel
2007
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