February 2018 – Languages/Letters/Lists – Florence Lenaers
March 2018 – Masks/Transformations/Cosmos/Personal Myth – Amee Nassrene Broumand
April 2018 – Place: Movement, Escape, Exploration, Architecture – C.C. O’Hanlon
May 2018 – Identity: Crisis, Creation, Multiplicity, Singularity – Karissa Lang
June 2018 – Liminal Spaces – James Pate
July 2018 – Bodies – Lara Alonso Corona
August 2018 – Non-NonFiction – John Trefry
September 2018 – Belonging/Returning/Retreating – Rachael De Moravia
October 2018 – Gender & Revolution – She Speaks UK
November 2018 – Facing Up To The Future – Paul Hawkins
December 2018 – Doors – Jaisha Jansena
January 2019 – Faith/Faithlessness/Divinity – Bola Opaleke
February 2019 – The Mind As Prison & Asylum – Adrianna Robertson
March 2019 – Handwritten Letters to Fictitious Persons from Alternate Earths – Elytron Frass
April 2019 – Blood – Violence, Lines and the End Times – Emma SzH
May 2019 – Incompleteness – Petero Kalulé
June 2019 – Hex – Laura Joyce & Jodie Kim
July 2019 – Secrets & Lies – Robert Frede Kenter & Elisabeth Horan
August 2019 – Voices – James Knight
September 2019 – Altered States – Yanina Spizzirri
October 2019 – Signalling Through The Flames – Johannes Göransson
November 2019 – No Machine Without A Ghost – Moriah M. Mylod
December 2019 – Labyrinth – Dhyianah Hassan
January 2020 – Vision – Reverse Butcher
February 2020 – Studies In The (High) Gaudy Domestic – Olivia Cronk
March 2020 – Sex & Death In The age Of Aquarius – Joan Pope
April 2020 – Escapism – upfromsumdirt
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In February 2018 BHP began the Guest Editor series – whereby every month the keys to BHP are handed over to a guest editor. These editorships are not token roles – the editors are able to identify and set their own themes for the month – and are responsible for selecting, declining, and curating the work chosen – as well as all admin duties, email correspondences etc.
It is with a genuine and deep gratitude and respect that I would like to thank BHP’s guest editors for their hard work in selecting and presenting themes which have explored and thrown new light on a wide and eclectic range of contemporary and perennial subjects – and enabled BHP to facilitate a space for a diverse band of creative people to experiment, share, and hopefully forge new bonds and associations.
The hope with the guest editorships is to keep BHP online a fresh space, an inclusive space, to foster a sense of shared stakehold, encourage experimentation and correspondence, incite artistic engagement with old and new themes, and also to provide the opportunity and experience of editing a journal in the hope that more people will feel encouraged to create their own platforms/spaces/journals.
Yours In Service Of Creativity – Miggy (Angel) Editor BHP
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