Fusion, n. /ˈfjuːʒən/ [< Latin fūsiōn-em , n. of action < fundĕre to pour.]
3a. The union or blending together of different things (whether material or immaterial) as if by melting, so as to form one whole; the result or state of being so blended. Const. into, with. 1776
This new online series features collaborations between Prairie Schooner and interesting, innovative online literary entities from around the world that seek to create dynamic fusions in literature and art.
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Watie White
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Michelle Ussher
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