Weisz on black

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Weisz on black

description Literary magazine
language German
publishing company private editing ( Germany )
First edition 2007
Frequency of publication irregular
Editor-in-chief Steffen Dürre
editor Steffen Dürre
Web link www.weisz-auf-schwarz.de
ISSN (print) 1866-8607

Weisz auf Schwarz is a literary magazine from the Hanseatic city of Rostock published since 2007 by Steffen Dürre and changing partners through the Weisz auf Schwarz - Association for the Promotion of Literature . In addition to poetry, prose (short prose and excerpts) and essays, photography and black and white graphics play a role. Dramaturges Wolfram Lotz and Oliver Kluck have been part of the regular authorship since issue 8/9 . The magazine can only be purchased online from the publisher, but not from bookstores. It appears at irregular intervals as part of the series of literary events TXT.FEST ( inside = outside until 2011 ) organized by its support association , at which national authors and musicians primarily perform, most recently in May 2018.

history

When the magazine was first published in 2007, it was a private project of the three founding members Martin Stobbe, Steffen Dürre and Theresa Schmidtke. With only one exception (Steffen Kammler), the first issue was filled by them alone. The publication frequency was at the beginning every six months. Up to and including the third edition, most of the content remained with the publishers. It was not until the fourth issue that well-known names such as Mara Genschel and Bertram Reinecke appeared for the first time , who now appear frequently in the Rissen - literary magazine for Mecklenburg and Western Pomerania . This was followed by Johannes Witek and Peter Wawerzinek , among others . With the double issue 6/7, Oliver Klucks appeared on the principle of a generation , in which he philosophized about Jonathan Meese as the figurehead of the cultural generation , "which has freed itself from the ballast of contradiction". Wolfram Lotz's texts have appeared in the magazine since the following issue. Both Lotz, Genschel and Kluck are children of the Leipzig Institute of Literature . Eckard Sinzig published an excerpt from his first book "Idyllmalerei auf Monddistanz" (1956) in issue 8/9. Sinzig's texts also appeared in issues 10 and 11.

In 2009 Martin Stegner became a member of the editorial team. In 2010, with issue 10, the magazine's layout and logo were completely redesigned. Since 2016 Fritz Beise, from 2014 to 2015 editor-in-chief of the student magazine of the University of Rostock " heuler ", has been an active part of the WAS editorial team. In May 2018, the 14th and so far last issue of Weisz auf Schwarz appeared in an edition of 1000 copies.

Trademark

A special feature of the magazine are its often extravagant subtitles, which change depending on the issue, e.g. B. # 12 "Magazine for Fluorescent Immortals" . Typical of the layout are collages made from old black and white photos. The magazine has always been in black and white since it was founded and has a smaller format than DIN A4.

Editions / authors

output Authors Publishing year
# 1 magazine for new word culture Martin Stobbe, Theresa Schmidtke, Steffen Dürre, Steffen Kammler 2007
# 2 magazine for literal imagery Martin Stobbe, Steffen Dürre, Martin Stegner, Felix Timmermann, Peter Schilling, Theresa Schmidtke, Christin Zühlke 2007
# 3 journal of contraindicated word formation Martin Stobbe, Martin Stegner, Ron Winkler , Steffen Dürre, Fanny Schade, Felix Timmermann, Bianka Wegener, Theresa Schmidtke, Katharina Kerber, Matthias Engels 2008
# 4 Magazine for penultimate apocalyptic sentiment Michael Höfler, Bertram Reinecke, Claudia Kohlus, Mara Genschel, Stan Israel, Björn Kuhligk , Theresa Schmidtke, Volker H. Altwasser , Steffen Dürre, Klavki 2008
# 5 Magazine for paper realities Kurt Buschmann, Johannes Witek, Tibor Schneider, Martin Stegner, Mara Schindler, Lucy Fricke , Björn Märtin, Tom Bresemann, Lucas Treise, Steffen Dürre, Martin Stobbe, Tom Schulz, Selim Özdogan , Peter Wawerzinek 2008
# 6/7 Magazine for universal poetic lobster thoughts Andreas Stichmann , Klara Beten, Johannes Witek, Martin Stegner, Sebastian Himstedt, Achim Wagner, Frank Milautzcki, Volker H. Altwasser, Jörg Kleemann, Adrian Kasnitz , Jean-Claude Marguerite, Oliver Kluck, Andreas Hutt, Crauss , Peter Wawerzinek, Martin Stobbe , Björn Kuhligk 2009
# 8/9 Journal for Renewable Literary Energies Klavki, Steffen Dürre, Klara Beten, Andrea Schwarz, Oliver Kluck, Marcus Jensen, Heike Geißler, Adrian Sauer, Michael Zoch, Martin Stegner, Andreas Degner, Eckard Sinzig, Silke Peters , Christopher Haug, Henriette Vásárhelyi , René Steininger , Marina D ' Oro, Wolfram Lotz, Tibor Schneider 2009
# 10 magazine for real world replacement Klavki, Oliver Kluck, Eckard Sinzig, Helene Mensch, Michael Zoch, Steffen Dürre, Thomas Kunst, marvelous, Crauss, Wolfram Lotz, Marlen Pelny , Franz Friedrich , Martin Stegner 2010
# 11 Journal for herbarized forms of transience Martin Stegner, Michael Zoch, Steffen Dürre, Robert MONTH, Reiner Stolz, Oliver Kluck, Wolfram Lotz, Martin Badenhoop, Susanne Böx, Eckard Sinzig, Klavki 2011
# 12 magazine for fluorescent immortals Oliver Kluck, Stefan Schmitzer, Jan Kuhlbrodt , Kathrin Bach, Theresa Schmidtke, Wolfram Lotz, Björn Giesecke, Jürgen Landt, Martin Stegner, Martin Badenhoop 2011
# 13 Journal for bookmarks Henriette Vásárhelyi , Jan Decker, Korbinian Saltz, Martin Stegner, Oliver Kluck, Paul Kraatz, Wolfram Lotz, Steffen Dürre, Thomas Fehling, Martin Badenhoop 2013
# 14 Alternative Fiction Magazine Fritz Beise, Crauss, Steffen Dürre, Thomas Fehling, Oliver Kluck, Birthe Mühlhoff, Heiner Ernst Rühl, Martin Stegner, Marcus Sümnick, Johannes Witek 2018

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Students support authors outside the usual literature , Ostsee-Zeitung of December 1, 2008, p. 13
  2. ↑ Kluck, Oliver: About the principle of a generation, in: Weisz auf Schwarz, 6/7, 2009, p. 23.
  3. ^ Profile page Wolfram Lotz - Website Deutsches Literaturinstitut Leipzig