A Magazine of Multiple Origins

SMILE

Online issues

• SMILE 6/7, complete hypertext of an issue published in 1986
• SMILE 100, complete hypertext of an issue published in 1993
• Reading for Immortality from SMILE "The Rhetoric of Neoism", 1992
• SMILE The Answer Is the Destruction of the Question
• Blaster Ackerman's Double SMILE (re: SMILE, The Anatomy of Neoism)
• The Elective Affinities, 1994
• SMILE Broadly, a parody of SMILE 100
• SMILE: Pleasure and Perversity, Internet issue from 1992
• SMILE 1005/1006, by UAS Development & Research, Almelo 1995

From other issues

• SMILE 1, Minden, Dec. 1984
  1. Foreword
• SMILE vol.1 no.1, Viareggio 1985
  1. What is Neoism?
• SMILE 3, London 1984
  1. Neoism
  2. The Generation Positive and Neoism
  3. Monty Cantsin
  4. The Neoist Cultural Conspiracy
  5. Meaning, Intention, and the Neoist Conspiracy
• SMILE 5, London, Oct. 1984
  1. SMILE Do-It-Yourself
  2. Become a Neoist today
  3. Neoism
  4. Neoism
• SMILE 6, London, Dec. 1984
  1. In this age...
  2. The Allegory of Melancholy
  3. First Manifesto of Neoist Performance and the Performance of Neoism
• SMILE 7, London, April 1985
  1. Neoism
• SMILE 8, London 1985
  1. PRAXIS Manifesto
  2. NEOISM (1979-1985)
  3. Critique of International Neoism
• SMILE 11 (Plagiarism Special), Glasgow 1989
  1. Demolish Serious Culture
  2. Karen Eliot
  3. 20 of the Most Difficult, Awkward & Searching Questions You Could Ask about the Art Strike 1990-1993
  4. Confession in Support of the 1990-1993 Art Strike
• SMILE 23, Doncaster 1987
  1. Thoth, God of Plagiarism
  2. The Neoist Fama
  3. One of the central tenets of Neoism
• SMILE vol 63, Berlin 1986
  1. A little history
• SMILE "Europa/Plagiarists, One More Effort!", Constance 1991
  1. The Fake Is More
• SMILE "The Anatomy of Neoism", Berlin/Constance/Amherst, Mass. 1991
  1. Karen Eliot
• C-NILE/PanMag, New York 1985
  1. Pan-Neoism
• LISME 3, Amsterdam 1985
  1. If Hermes is the father of Monty Cantsin...
  2. ID entity
• The International Neoist SLIME, Amsterdam 1990
  1. tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE, The Portable Booed Usic Busking Unit
• iMmortal LIES, Montreal 1985
  1. Immortal Lies
  2. The dictionary method
• START, Montreal, March 1986
  1. First Announcement of Neoism
• Call for submissions to an extra-SMILE
• tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE

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