Atlas and Alice: A magazine of intersections.  Published three works from Mapping Project in a new category Cross-Genre entitled Message In a Bottle, Fair to Say, and Enough. 

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About Atlas and Alice: 

Their Name:  A&A takes its name from the ATLAS and ALICE experiments at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.  These experiments look to explain some of the most fundamental characteristics of the universe.  For instance, just last summer, ATLAS contributed to the discovery of (what we think is) the Higgs Boson.  Although the names of these experiments are technically acronyms, we find it beautiful, ironic, compelling that they also share names with two eminent literary figures.

Their Purpose: It’s that kind of intersection–in the case of our title, between literature and science–that interests us.  We like things that meet, conjoin, dance, rebound, explode.  Bring two things together; see what happens.  Among our favorite intersections are pieces that resist genre classification (think prose poems, think flash fiction, think _______), crossovers between the arts and sciences, opposites attracting, likes repelling, anything that confronts and, in confronting, reveals.