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whynow illustrated response #1

Posted on Nov 25, 2019Dec 17, 2019 by yvonnelitschel

whynow box 18 response

Illustrated response to BOX 18 by David Spittle, featured in whynow, week 5. (£)

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my poem "Wajda's horse (everyone dies)" was published in issue 3 of PERVERSE ✨✨

Late post but on April 22nd I took part in the @ctcpoetry & Friends Earth Day reading of 'Unnamed Dragonfly Species' by Juliana Spahr, along with members of Crested Tit Collective and other poets from around the world 🌱 Feels inappropriately narcissistic to just have my face up for an Earth Day thing but my attempt to use an orchid as a prop during recording very much failed 🌸 Search up "CTC & Friends Earth Day" on YouTube for both the short and long version 🌿

late post but my poem "inflection points" is now up at @permeablebarrier alongside other wonderful film-related pieces ✨ they're also currently open for submissions! written after Noriko's Dinner Table with a focus around Tokyo Ueno Station and also incorporating some of my own experiences there ｀ (not featured: on my last day in Tokyo I walked around the entire station trying to find somewhere to store my luggage, but all the lockers that would have been big enough were full; a few hours after this, a body was discovered in a suitcase that had been left in one of the coin lockers)

I did a small giveaway of 5 copies of Moth Dust on Twitter the other day and I don't think that anyone who got one follows me on here (and so nothing will be spoiled, as they won't have arrived yet) so I wanted to share my decorating ~ I actually really enjoyed putting it together ✨ was especially pleased when I found exactly five tiny butterfly (or moth) stickers in my stash to use on the notes ~ I used to be really into journalling a few years ago, and penpal-ing even further back, so it was nice to do this kind of thing again 💌

Had a wonderful time reading as part of @stayathomefestival for @streetcakemagazine ✨✨

Reading from 'Mouth: Eats Color' by Sawako Nakayasu with Chika Sagawa, and my poem 'dogwalkslowly' from the @streetcakemagazine experimental writing prize anthology 2019 for #internationalpoetrycircle Featuring subtitles/CC, a builder's laugh, and an unmade bed (apologies, it's comfier) Tara Skurtu created the tag on twitter, anyone can join, you just pick a poemーyours or someone else'sーand record yourself reading it~

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