Chroma Journal | Final Issue

Final Issue

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July sees the launch of Chroma Issue 11, Utopia, guest edited by writer Sophie Mayer. The poems, stories and artworks create a complex picture of the concept of the utopian, from personal utopias, superheroes, and dystopias to queer sci-fi, zero-gravity saunas and time-travelling dildos.

The international spread of contributors is similarly diverse, taking in work from four continents, countless countries and numerous dimensions, from writers in print for the first time to this year’s Palme d’Or winner Apichatpong Weerasethakul.

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Fiction by Orla Broderick, Sandra Alland, Larissa Lai, Bradley Baker, John Harris Dunning, Misster Raju Rage, Alex Pryce, Antje Wagner and Katy Price. Poetry by Steve Fowler, Dorothea Rosa Herliany, Adrienne J. Odasso, Chad Frisbie, Alice Todman, Kevin Simmonds, Kate Foley, Terrance Reid, Iain Graham and Kirsty Logan. And Two Extracts from Primitive by Apichatpong Weerasethakul

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CHROMA ISSUE 11: THE FINAL ISSUE

Chroma published its last issue in July 2010.

We’ve brought out 11 issues since 2004, and published the work of over 200 new, emerging, and established writers, artists and poets. Thanks to all the resourceful and generous people who worked on the journal, and to everyone who trusted us with their work, and those who bought issues and subscribed. The journal would not have existed without the support of Arts Council England, so a special shout out to them.

Some back issues are still available to purchase on the site, and some of the earlier issues are available online.

We hope you’ve liked what we’ve brought you.