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SCRIPT is primarily interested in the history, theory, interpretation, and literary alterity of filmscripts and teleplays, and we invite +/- 5,000 word articles concerned with the same. SCRIPT also solicits close readings of and critical investigations into other abject textual forms including: code arrays, asemic writing, graffiti, tattoos, and any other marginal(ized) scripted utterance.
A popular-academic hybrid, SCRIPT publishes belletristic work that blends academic rigor with the style of (new) journalism. Submissions should be jargon light, intellectually stimulating, and written for an educated lay audience.
SCRIPT also publishes:
- interviews with film and television writers, code poets, asemic and tattoo artists & graffiti writers
- excerpts from works of code literature & (un)produced/soon-to-be-produced/recently (re)discovered film and television scripts
- images/video of asemic art, tattoos & graffiti (master)pieces
- reviews of/responses to recently published scripts & (un/official) art installations
As a web-based journal, SCRIPT can publish all manner of (hyper)media including: images, sounds, animations, and videos. Such things can support written articles or serve as "essays" in their own rights.
