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The Convergences Contest
To celebrate the release of Lawrence Weschler’s Everything That Rises: A Book of Convergences, we’ve launched an extravagant contest: A Convergence of Convergences. Submit your own convergence—an unlikely, striking pair of images, along with a paragraph or three exploring the deeper resonances. The best contributions will be posted on the site, along with responding commentary from Weschler. Please send your submissions to everything@mcsweeneys.net—if your images are attachments (rather than links), please keep them under 1 megabyte.
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November 10, 2006The Convergences Contest: Contest Winner #22:
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November 2, 2006The Convergences Contest: Contest Winner #21: Moral Confusion: Iraq, Munich, and Vietnam
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October 28, 2006The Convergences Contest: Another Carnival of Convergences
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October 15, 2006The Convergences Contest: A Pair of Convergences Off of Tina Barney
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October 1, 2006The Convergences Contest: Contest Winner #20: Christ in Space
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September 28, 2006The Convergences Contest: Contest Winners #18 and #19
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September 20, 2006The Convergences Contest: Aftersquib to the Foregoing
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September 15, 2006The Convergences Contest: Weschler’s Fourth Interlude
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September 10, 2006The Convergences Contest: Carnival of Convergences
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August 30, 2006The Convergences Contest: Conterst Winner #17: Clothesline Raising Over Carlisle, Indiana
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August 19, 2006The Convergences Contest: Contest Winner #16: A Rousseau/Hirshfield Convergence
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August 9, 2006The Convergences Contest: Beirut/Warsaw
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