Kelley Kidd

KELLEY KIDD

In this issue, we reflect on the meaning of summer and what makes this time of year special and meaningful to many people around the world. What signals summer, and…

KELLEY KIDD Katanga The girl and I grew up together. My first memories are of her wrapping me up in her small arms and bringing me home with her. She…

In this issue, we consider the ways non-humans, in particular animals, are used/invoked in performance to convey meaning, including how we as humans often compare and contrast ourselves with animals…

KELLEY KIDD The Elephant She’s round and teenaged, and not quite sure of how big she is or where her edges are. The teacup can feel a little small, but…

In this issue, we explore and imagine what it means to be truly attentive (in both performative and non-performative terms) and how might our assumptions of which behaviors signal attention…

In a year when we’ve gone through significant changes internally as we continue to grow and develop SixByEight Press — in particular, the departure of Kelley Kidd, who was an…

More than a few reasons come to mind when I consider why I love this piece, but chief among them is the timing. Kelley Kidd’s story, Ursula’s Lament, a fictional,…

In this issue, we look back on over 30 issues of SixByEight Press and reflect on our favorite pieces as editors. While some works are recent and some are older,…

When SixByEight Press first launched in those early months of 2016, there were a handful of people who we imagined — and hoped! — would be regular participants in this…