Rêvenance Omnibus, Vol. 2: A Zine of Hauntings from Underground Histories

Rêvenance is dedicated to the forgotten or untold histories of 19th Century avant-garde and dissenting countercultures. It promotes history practiced as game, activism, trans-generational collaboration, communal memory, which refuses to describe history as finished: a committed historiography, which does not stand apart from its object: intellectual and precise, yet ludic and multi-form, one moment manifest as an essay, the next as a poem. A historiography created within the utopian fringe, and for the same community, responsive to our changing conditions, needs, and desires. A historiography that we take personally, merging imperceptibly into experiments in daily life, social praxis, and thought. Vol. 2, Issues 6–10 of Rêvenance, reproduced exactly in a single perfect-bound volume, preceded by a new preface by the editor and a complete table of contents, plus a bonus long-form essay on the Evadamist movement by O. Lindsann, first published in the No Quarter #10, followed by a greatly expanded and revised 40-page index of both volumes of the omnibus, comprising all ten issues of the journal. Future volumes will be released every five issues, with continually updated index.