Fence Issue #40 Winter 2023 Poetry. Fiction. Translation. &. Other. Super-contemporary literary incitements since 1998. Shipping Mid-March 2023 To Libraries, stores, Subscribers, and Members ◊ ◊ ◊ F E A T U R I N G ◊ ◊ ◊ ♦ An Editor’s Note from Issue 40-41 Visiting Editor Edgar Garcia. […]
The 2023 Rae Armantrout Fence T-shirt
The 2023 Rae Armantrout Fence t-shirt, designed by Fence intern Cath Cai, features an excerpt from Armantrout’s poem “Falling (1)” as printed in the first issue of Fence in 1998. Receive yours with a $20 donation or higher. This link will take you to PayPal, where if you click “+Add special instructions to the seller,” […]
Duty So Great
On the basis of what I took to be his vandalized spirit, he could have been my father. “Can you help me?” he said. “Follow me,” I said, absent the intonation of a leader. I wanted to go to the top—but this man, he looked as though he had fallen. (On his jeaned knee, some […]
Fence Social
Fence Magazine and BooksFence is committed to publishing from the outside and the inside of established communities of writing, seeking always to interrogate, collaborate with, and bedevil all the systems that bring new writing to light. A robust history of FENCE awaits you below on this page, from initial spark as an idea to its […]
The Fence Calendar
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Two Stories
And Paris Is Beautiful Too Katherine says we should tell the world the Gold Coast is beautiful, a real find, and I say Paris too, we should tell everyone we know, and she says we should also tell them about Rome and Florence, and I say München and Berlin, we should definitely tell everyone we […]
Photowali Didi
If you listen closely, you can hear a frail ringing noise, like when the television would run out of programming late at night in the ‘80s. Only much softer. It keeps me up. At two in the morning the choral music starts again. My mother complained about it at lunch yesterday. She said, ‘the mosque […]
The Swarm: A conversation between neis and ezell
Dalia Neis and emet ezell are artists living in Berlin. This summer, they sat down to speak about Neis’ book The Swarm, recently published by The Elephants. The Swarm hums to a music all its own. Set between the gurgling baths of Budapest and the Western Carpathian Mountains, Dalia Neis bends narrative into fog and […]
Secret Fence Page for Thieves….
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A Fence Interview with Debut Novelist Valerie Werder, author of Thieves
On the eve of the publication of THIEVES: A NOVEL, author Valerie Werder and Fence Editorial Co-Director Jason Zuzga connected to discuss the origins and complex life of this work. JZ: You were working in the art world when you wrote Thieves—how did your experiences lead to the writing of the novel? VW: I wrote […]
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