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The Commonline Journal is an electronic literary journal of accessible poetry and discourse comprised of exuberant and often brutal critiques of the self, its conditions and surroundings. Originally developed as the curriculum of an interdisciplinary learning contract in literary theory, the journal acquired its initial reputation publishing literary realism by authors emerging through Web 2.0 platforms and the new e-literary zeitgeist.
The journal published thirty-seven quarterly issues and several auxiliary installments between 2007 and 2017. Articles appearing in The Commonline Journal are archived by the United States Library of Congress (ISSN 2627-364x) and remain archived online indefinitely. Individual contributors retain all rights to their respective works.
Correspondence about the journal per se may be directed to the publisher.
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