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MERMA
[[Merma Editorial|Merma]] –
1. f. Acción y efecto de mermar.
# n. The act and effect of diminishing.
2. F. Porción de algo que se consume naturalmente o se sustrae o sisa.
# n. A portion of something that is naturally consumed, removed, or pilfered.
Vasija troceada de letras y grafías, un pícaro escaparate, una editorial desobediente que brota
 
desde la orilla peligrosa de los versos. Textos cargados del a veces borroso brillo del vector
A vessel shattered into letters and symbols, a roguish display case, a disobedient publishing house that springs from the dangerous edge of verse.
loco, de la promesa creativa, la audacia preguntona y la mirada diferente; que toma la
Texts charged with the sometimes blurry gleam of the wild vector, of creative promise, bold curiosity, and a different gaze; seizing the chance to escape a certain normalcy in order to propose something else.
oportunidad de sustraerse de alguna normalidad para proponer otra cosa. Resto temerario.
 
La MERMA es inevitable.
A reckless remainder.
 
MERMA is inevitable.


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Latest revision as of 14:37, 22 May 2025

Merma Editorial
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Location22 de junio 94, Zapopan, Jalisco, 45190
CountryMexico 🇲🇽
TypeStudio, Print shop
Services
Print for hire
Websitemerma.com.mx

Merma

  1. n. The act and effect of diminishing.
  2. n. A portion of something that is naturally consumed, removed, or pilfered.

A vessel shattered into letters and symbols, a roguish display case, a disobedient publishing house that springs from the dangerous edge of verse. Texts charged with the sometimes blurry gleam of the wild vector, of creative promise, bold curiosity, and a different gaze; seizing the chance to escape a certain normalcy in order to propose something else.

A reckless remainder.

MERMA is inevitable.

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