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Fairy Tale Review : The Mauve Issue #11 by Kate Bernheimer, Matt Bell, Emma Bolden, Wyatt Bonikowski, Traci Brimhall, Lucas Church, Claire Cronin, Lenny DellaRocca, Monica Drake, Molly Faerber, Majda Gama, Elizabeth Gross, Christina Kloess, Mary Lavallee, Alicia Rebecca Myers, Sequoia Nagamatsu, Helen Phillips, Tim Raymond, Christian Rees, Elizabeth Frankie Rollins, Richard Siken, Emily Temple, Mai Der Vang, Caleb Washburn, Kellie Wells, Elise Winn, Rebecca Wolff, Rachel Zavecz, Thomas Mira y Lopez is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Mauve is a new word with old roots. The color’s earlier incarnations—Tyrian purple (given for the shade of Roman emperors’ cloaks) and aniline purple—were abandoned when, to increase the popularity of Perkin’s dye, its sellers named the color after a French flower called the mallow. When we consult the dictionary, it tells us that the mallow is a herbaceous plant with hairy stems and pink or purple flowers. Its fruit comes shaped in wedges and so it is nicknamed the cheese plant. Mallows are grown as ornamentals, and mallows are grown as edibles. Some are for looking at, others are for eating. We want this issue to be both—a mallow, a marsh, a cake that defies old proverbs. Gaze at it. Eat it too. Consume, ravage, devour it. Why, go ahead and try it on, walk around in it as long as you like. Either way, we promise you’ll look ravishing.

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Author

Kate Bernheimer, Matt Bell, Emma Bolden, Wyatt Bonikowski, Traci Brimhall, Lucas Church, Claire Cronin, Lenny DellaRocca, Monica Drake, Molly Faerber, Majda Gama, Elizabeth Gross, Christina Kloess, Mary Lavallee, Alicia Rebecca Myers, Sequoia Nagamatsu, Helen Phillips, Tim Raymond, Christian Rees, Elizabeth Frankie Rollins, Richard Siken, Emily Temple, Mai Der Vang, Caleb Washburn, Kellie Wells, Elise Winn, Rebecca Wolff, Rachel Zavecz, Thomas Mira y Lopez

Publisher

Wayne State University Press

Published

2015

Language

EN

ISBN

9780814341803

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Fiction, Literary Collections