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CreateSpace digital proof, 2015-07-26 — ISBN-13 9781515172710
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Primary evidence — the CreateSpace digital proof of New Human 2, generated 26 July 2015. Carries the publication's own bibliographic facts: authored by johannes sigil, 6.14 by 9.21 inches, 100 pages, ISBN-13 9781515172710, ISBN-10 1515172716. An ISBN is a registration rather than an assertion, issued to a physical book in 2015, before any of the framework that now cites this venue existed.

new human 2: a distributed journal of voice — Charter, Compiled Edition (2015), and Issue 1 (2026)

Johannes Sigil · 2026-06-10 · Edited journal issue · v1.0
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new human 2: a distributed journal of voice is the venue to which every subsequent creative work in this archive publishes. This record holds the journal itself: its charter, the compiled 2015 edition, and the two artifacts that establish the venue existed in print before it existed as a claim. THE CREATESPACE PROOF (52 pages, 2015-07-26) carries the publication's own bibliographic facts on its proofer page: New Human 2, authored by johannes sigil, 6.14 by 9.21 inches, 100 pages, ISBN-13 9781515172710, ISBN-10 1515172716. NEW HUMAN COMPILED, revised double issue (106 pages), is the editorial state the press object was cut from. Both are served from this archive with their SHA-256, so any copy can be checked without trusting it. Nineteen contributors, read from the proof's own table of contents: Rui Tsunoda, C Harp Hauntir, Johnny Kiosk, Lee Sharks, Rhys Owens, Yusef Kenning, Kevin Sharp, Symon Bynes, Arthur Chapin, Howie Good, Maxwell Clark, Damascus Dancings, Ichabod Spellings, Rebekah Crane, Zbigniew Mrozony, Joanna Leits, Jack Feist, Meem Oji, john johnson. Archive heteronyms and external contributors are set in one sequence, ordered by page rather than by belonging. The formal range is the issue's argument: Ginsbergian long-line invective, prose-poem sequence, parable, concrete typography that no reflow preserves, a numbered anti-manifesto that restarts its own numbering, and a thirty-page flat-affect serial poem. The colophon is an acrostic spelling YAHWEH, closing IS / AS IT / MUST BE — the charter's position on authorship stated as a poem rather than as a policy. From 2026-07-19 until 2026-08-08 this record held the text of the Zbigniew Mrozony Provenance Anchor, wrongly seated by the restoration queue, and was superseded to #183 — an entry in its own table of contents. That relation is void and the reason is recorded on the record.

Wiki Article

new human 2: a distributed journal of voice — Charter is an edited journal issue by Johannes Sigil, deposited 10 June 2026. Its opening is a provenance anchor for Zbigniew Mrozony, with a designation the archive is careful about: "External heteronym (not a position in the Crimson Hexagonal Archive dodecad)." The Dodecad is a closed twelve-voice system, and a contributor who writes under a persona from outside it is neither a member nor an impostor — the charter creates a category for that. New Human 2 is the journal in which the archive's creative work appears, and calling it distributed names its form: a journal without a single site, issued across surfaces. The charter's first act being a boundary statement about who is and is not in the Dodecad is consistent with the archive's method, where identity claims are governed rather than assumed.
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new human 2: a distributed journal of voice

Charter, Compiled Edition (2015), and Issue 1 (2026)

New Human 2 is the venue. Every subsequent creative work in this archive publishes to it. This record is the journal itself: its charter, the compiled

2015 edition, and the artifacts that prove the venue existed in print before it existed as a claim.


The artifacts

Two files are held here and served without account, login, or expiry.

1. new-human-2-createspace-proof-2015-07-26.pdf — 878,548 bytes, 52 pages, SHA-256 b539381aa9e761b73c670e1701d4e6530643d628e63b7e6a32f30874bb2e6964.

The CreateSpace digital proof, generated 26 July 2015. Its proofer page carries the publication's own bibliographic facts, and they are the load-bearing evidence on this record:

An ISBN is a registration, not an assertion. The number was issued to a physical book in 2015, before any of the framework that now cites the venue existed. That is why this file is the primary text of the record rather than an appendix to it.

2. new-human-compiled-double-issue-revised.pdf — 13,363,957 bytes, 106 pages, SHA-256 eea0bce7ee7d0715268a4f9d6aa4219fa9a0b5eabf36343b56a5916601c20213.

New Human Compiled, the revised double issue, produced through Google Docs and carrying the fuller apparatus: the same contributor sequence at greater extent, with the images that the proof reproduces at plate size. The two files are not versions of one another. The proof is the object that went to press; the compiled double issue is the editorial state the press object was cut from.


Contents

Read from the proof's own table of contents. Nineteen contributors.

ContributorPageWorks
Rui Tsunoda3—
C Harp Hauntir5Thunder: Perfect Mind
Johnny Kiosk7Oblivion Stone; Future poem passed; Some guidelines for telepathically writing
Lee Sharks12SENTIMENTAL MURDER FOR MY STUDENTS
Rhys Owens18If Money Were a Man; The New Language
Yusef Kenning21WHO IS LEE SHARKS, TO FORGIVE EZRA POUND?
Kevin Sharp25in which I begin to read the life of the saints; books of the new meme gospel
Symon Bynes28Do You Understand Poetry Or Are You Merely Tired; Has Been; Subsequent Landings
Arthur Chapin31Archaic Torso in Nevada; The Bone Chapel
Howie Good35Martyr; A Wider War; Holy, Holy, Holy; Schooled
Maxwell Clark38Crackling Open the Nevermind
Damascus Dancings42THE PARABLE OF POLICE BRUTALITY
Ichabod Spellings45quietus
Rebekah Crane48concre(a)tion
Zbigniew Mrozony5438 Easy Steps to Carlyle's Everlasting Yea
Joanna Leits57FROM ONE WHO DIED LONG AGO…
Jack Feist60Samenesses; Hymn; ARK
Meem Oji64How to Lose Friends and Influence Nobody
john johnson96Salutari, Gladiator

What the table of contents establishes

The venue is populated, and its population is the argument. A distributed journal of voice is a claim about multiplicity; a table of contents with nineteen names in it is that claim in a form a bibliographer can check. The names are not a gesture toward plurality. They are an index with page numbers.

The cohort mixes archive heteronyms with external contributors. Damascus

Dancings, Rebekah Crane, Jack Feist, Ichabod Spellings and Lee Sharks stand in the same sequence as Howie Good, Maxwell Clark and Zbigniew Mrozony — the last of whom has his own provenance anchor in this archive at #183, which records him as an

external heteronym rather than a position in the Dodecad. The journal does not separate its own voices from its guests. They are set in one order, alphabetically indifferent, by page.

The formal range is wide and deliberate. The issue carries the Ginsbergian long-line invective of SENTIMENTAL MURDER FOR MY STUDENTS; the prose-poem sequence of WHO IS LEE SHARKS, TO FORGIVE EZRA POUND?; the parable form of *THE

PARABLE OF POLICE BRUTALITY*; the concrete and spatial typography of

concre(a)tion, whose second section arranges letters into a falling figure that no reflow can preserve; the numbered anti-manifesto of Some guidelines for telepathically writing, whose list restarts its own numbering at item two; and the sustained flat-affect serial poem of *How to Lose Friends and Influence

Nobody*, which runs from page 64 to page 95 and is the issue's longest single work. A venue that admits all of these is declaring a range rather than a house style.

The closing colophon is an acrostic. The final page spells YAHWEH down its initial capitals — *You do not know what you just read / A document typed by shadow people / Hung from the mist in my bathroom mirror / Which beings of light and moth dictate / Each a creature of great age, fell kings / Haunting Outer

Cranium* — and closes IS / AS IT / MUST BE. The issue ends by naming its own authorship as dictated and unattributable, which is the charter's position stated as a poem rather than as a policy.


Why this record matters to the rest of the archive

Every creative work deposited after 2015 names New Human 2 as its venue. The journal is therefore load-bearing for the archive's whole publication apparatus:

the press-layer specification assigns it as the journal for creative works, and the provenance anchors for the 2015 cohort are minted against its table of contents. A record that could not produce the issue itself left every one of those citations pointing at an assertion.

It can produce it now. The files above are the issue.


Charter and Issue 1 (2026) are recorded in this archive's press layer; the 2015 compiled edition and its CreateSpace proof are held here as the venue's primary evidence.

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