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		<title>New Changes</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 25 Jul 2010 21:01:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As well as the many other changes Gallery of Owls is undergoing, like our sleek new website, it is also important to let you know that Gallery of Owls is no longer curating or producing GZEAN, and will no longer be associated with the name GZEAN. The last and final zine curated by Gallery of [...]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: left;"><a href="http://galleryofowls.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/Ouroboros01.png"></a>As well as the many other changes Gallery of Owls is undergoing, like our sleek new website, it is also important to let you know that Gallery of Owls is no longer curating or producing GZEAN, and will no longer be associated with the name GZEAN.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">The last and final zine curated by Gallery of Owls was GZEAN 1st 2nd which was released and sold at Walsall Artists Book fair in June 2010. This issue concluded a series of 6 zines curated by Gallery of Owls (GZEAN 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 1st 2nd).</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">We are sad to let it go, but feel that we would like to concentrate on other projects and are looking forward to the future. Many thanks to all who have been involved in creating and making GZEAN successful in the past.</p>
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		<title>Free writing 02/10</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Oct 2009 21:11:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I am walking down Leicester High Street. The street is completely empty. I see a young girl in a doorway asking for change. I tell her I don't have any. She looks upset. I walk away feeling bad. There is a white tiger asleep in a doorway. As I pass the tiger it wakes and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am walking down Leicester High Street. The street is completely   empty. I see a young girl in a doorway asking for change. I tell her I   don't have any. She looks upset. I walk away feeling bad. There is a   white tiger asleep in a doorway. As I pass the tiger it wakes and looks   at me. I keep walking. The tiger gets up and begins to follow me down   the road. I try to quicken my pace without making it seem obvious. The   tiger also speeds up. I panic and begin to run. The tiger starts   running. Suddenly the street is full of people. I hope the tiger will   leave me alone and eat one of these people but the tiger just keeps   chasing me. I run around a building. The building is made from glass and   the tiger can see straight through. He chases me around the glass   building.</p>
<p>"Why are you chasing me?" I scream. I point to a fat man. "Why don't  you eat him instead?"</p>
<p>The tiger smiles.</p>
<p>"Nobody else is scared of me" he says.</p>
<p>I see my friend Lorna sitting on a bench. I ask her to help me. She   just looks at me and smiles. I look to the bench for a weapon to protect   myself. There is only a drill and a single drillbit. I ask Lorna to  put  the drillbit in so that I can drill the tiger if he attacks. She  looks  at me:</p>
<p>"It's okay. He ate someone last week, and the week before, and the   week before that. I have some film footage on my camera if you want to   see."</p>
<p>She gets her camera out and tries to show me a film of someone being   eaten alive by the tiger. I scream at her to give me the drill. She   laughs and points at the camera. The tiger is close. He smiles, licks   his lips and pounces.</p>
<p>The town is completely dead. It is silent. All of the buildings are   completely trashed: windows broken, shutters twisted, massive holes in   walls. A humming sound emanates from the old library. I crawl in   through a broken window. It is dark inside. I walk towards the noise.   There is no light except for a dull yellow at the far end. I head   towards it. As i get closer i realise it is a figure. The figure has its   back to me. I try to creep but the broken glass and rubble beneath my   feet make it impossible. The light is getting brighter, the noise   louder. I am close. I want to see its face. I reach out to tap the   figure on the shoulder but it disappears. I feel a tap on my shoulder. I   turn to see the figure. The figure has its back to me. I reach out to   tap the figure on the shoulder but it disappears. I feel a tap on my   shoulder. I turn to see the figure. The figure has its back to me. I   reach out to tap the figure on the shoulder but it disappears. I feel a   tap on my shoulder. I turn to see the figure. The figure has its back  to  me.</p>
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		<title>Free writing 07/09</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2009 21:18:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Anytime I would have ventured to the caves of the unknown would have been a time of joy for me and my fellow explorers, but knowing us it would have been too much of an effort to even consider the time frame needed to commit to such an event. I realised during my time in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Anytime I would have ventured to the caves of the unknown would have  been a time of joy for me and my fellow explorers, but knowing us it  would have been too much of an effort to even consider the time frame  needed to commit to such an event. I realised during my time in the  fleet that I had never really allowed myself to get close to the people  around me, my actions never specified my needs enough and I was overdue  many thankyou’s.</p>
<p>It fell into my lap from above, the small booklet I had seen earlier  that day in the market, my surprise was that was that were no  conditions. Unbeknownst to me I had purchased it while making crumbs.  Sipping from a flask that some might have assumed was alcohol, I indeed  would never have expected it to have been coffee. When I walk down one  of those imaginary canal walks I see gravel.</p>
<p>How do you think they manage it without getting so many people to  help them in the process? My wonderings often kept me from focusing on  my real surroundings. Ate an apple to be sure that I had not left  anything behind, my pills were still in the back seat of the megane.  Flowers headed my way until they stopped at the crossroads were they  were inevitably cropped. Head boy is such a sore state to be in  especially when you’re not of this world.</p>
<p>My enthusiasm rarely reached those around me without the prospect of  first caching a cold. The Wold was somewhere I had come to think of as  my home or home from home, if you can call it that, never thinking I  would stumble upon the ancient ruins, I gave way to my hunger. Creeping  hooves made this harder for me to understand, understanding is a hard  thing. How can you ever really know what that means? Mary Victoria was  no longer in a state of light.</p>
<p>To heed ones actions before they are taken for granted is a wise  move, where do you find these grey metallic beakens? They are often seen  lying on the floors on forests, among the rotting leaves, I had no  other purpose to visit them until I found out about that. It was not a  sunny day, yet lacked lustre, and as I ambled through the undergrowth I  spotted what it was I had come for, it was no smaller than my thumb but  moved with great energy, it was not laying there anymore. I ran away and  the leaves rushed through my head. Don’t fall in a hole, I thought to  myself, for holes are no place to get caught up in while your already in  such a mess. I wouldn’t have thought that I would worry about those  kinds of things, but you have to make sure your brain is out of gear,  otherwise you may end up concentrating too hard on something that does  not require that kind of concentration, and as a result, you are likely  to fall under the spell of the crafty people who wish you to fall into  there traps. Not to be paranoid of course.</p>
<p>Graplin hooked into my next adventure, I was in need of a fire, where  I could rest my self and think of the very thing I never would have  thought of. Tracks of fire were all I could see in front of my eyes that  night, before I succumbed to sleep. Follow it along the line that had  been drawn. No body wanted to know about that  kind of thing, I needn’t  have. The clerk handed me a towel through the slot in the window, I had  trouble feeding it back through. His nose switched as though he had  inhaled some curry powder or trapped something small in the vice. I was  fascinated by the amount of times I could draw from this same  experience. Over and over again it happened and I had encouraged myself  to trust this instinct to the point that there was little else I could  do in the situation but bawl my eyes out. Carrying on in this way would  be no mean feat, I had already underestimated my counter parts and they  were already leading me into the trap, I couldn’t escape, I think, I  think I had no choice or at least not if I wanted to obtain the prize.  My foot seemed to sink into the fabric slowly creating suction or a  vacuum or whatever they call it. An air bubble formed around my mouth, a  bird called, my hair caught on fire. I would not like this to happen.</p>
<p>As the sun shone through the window the regular appearance of air  flew past and my ears were empty. What do you make of that. Is it meant  to mean something? My holidays were finished for now. When you engage in  this kind of game, you are bound to hurt someone or something. This had  been recommended to me a while ago, by an old friend, whose opinion I  regarded highly. No birds ever sought what they could not get, yet they  are allowed to fly pretty high, and this I thought, was somewhat of an  injustice, considering I had always been taught to go for things, but  had never had the ability to fly. It had three legs and five toes, no  teeth and words beginning with F. this in no way made it eligible for my  attention. I was stubborn to the core about that. Questions? Added to  the pile were some distinct what ever’s that were no longer prize  possessions of a man they sometimes called Jim. No way I had prepared  for that. My eyes streamed with disbelief and my hair was lank with  animosity.</p>
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