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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February 1, 2008The Convergences Contest: Lee Friedlander’s Visionary Trees: An Addendum to the Last Chapters of Everything That Rises
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January 20, 2008The Convergences Contest: Carnival of Convergences No. 5
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October 3, 2007The Convergences Contest: Contest Winner #36: Black and White and in Color
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September 15, 2007The Convergences Contest: Contest Winner #35: Disseminations: Internet, Dandelions, Flight Paths
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September 8, 2007The Convergences Contest: Addendum to “Laughing, Clapping …” and, More Specifically, to the Stalinist-Applause Anecdote
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August 25, 2007The Convergences Contest: Contest Winner #34: Papal Fire (Papa Lux)
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August 14, 2007The Convergences Contest: Contest Winner #33: Lithographica
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July 8, 2007The Convergences Contest: Laughing, Clapping, Constantly Forgetting: A Trill of Readerly Associations
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June 29, 2007The Convergences Contest: Carnival of Convergences No. 4
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April 11, 2007The Convergences Contest: Beauty Queen and Baghdad Hummer
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April 7, 2007The Convergences Contest: Saint and Princess
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April 2, 2007The Convergences Contest: An Addendum to the Foregoing: Cities, Brains, Orchestras.
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