The Stark Electric Space, an international anthology of indie writers, was recently collected, published and printed by Subhankar Das of Kolkata, India. It can be purchased by contacting Subhankar Das. Contact information is available at Graffiti Kolkata: http://graffiti-kolkata.blogspot.com/ A more serious issue is that copies of the anthology have been confiscated coming into the United States. My two copies arrived the other day in the mail, but the package did look as if it had been opened by someone along the way. As a contributer to the anthology I can’t see anything in its pages that would make this necessary. It includes poetry, stories, pictures and art. Is it because it’s coming from southern Asia? The last I heard the United States was not at war with India. Has something happened in the news that has slipped by me? What should be done about this? What can we expect to happen next if US Customs agents are confiscating literature at the airport? Is this no longer a free society? Does anyone has any suggestions how this should be dealt with? Or is it better for us to bury our heads in the dirt? Email me at: offbeatjim@sbcglobal.net Finally it was released a few days back after much protest and raised voices from artists around the world.
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