Apocalune

The Lune No. 8, Ella Longpre's Apocalune, A Separation Cosmology, is "the diaphane between revelation and revolution, a very thin, very heavy curtain. Here is where sadness, reconstruction, misery, and relief tear­-stain the pages of dismembered books. Here is distraught revelry, ecstatic empathy, and self-­emptying. Here is a sky of mirrored light: an ocean." (Joseph Braun) Praise for Apocalune, A Separation Cosmology "Somewhere between the spray (weft) and the moon, the sibylline witness Apocalune. Take heed-" -Reed Bye, author of Join the Planets "Apocalune is the diaphane between revelation and revolution, a very thin, very heavy curtain. Here is where sadness, reconstruction, misery, and relief tear­-stain the pages of dismembered books. Here is distraught revelry, ecstatic empathy, and self-­emptying. Here is a sky of mirrored light: an ocean." -Joseph Braun, Editor of The Lune "Ella Longpre is a protean poet. She shows us how to learn from fear instead of worshipping it." -The Lunary About the Author Ella Longpre is a writer­-musician-professor from Michican, California, Massachusetts, and Colorado. Her chap­book, The Odor of the Hoax Was Gone, was published by Monkey Puzzle Press in 2013. Her work has appeared in a variety of journals, old magazines, and &Now 3: Best Innovative Writing. She has been featured by Awst Press and Real Pants. She can be found on Google. She can also be found in the woods.