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whynow illustrated response #1

Posted on Nov 25, 2019Feb 3, 2021 by yvonnelitschel

whynow box 18 response

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

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Future Facing exhibition from @poem.atlas featuring NeoptiCo members to celebrate the launch of the second edition of Astropolis by @heyastranaut, 15 August ― 5 September 2020

« NeoptiCo Collectiv »

My poem "frames per second" was been published as part of the sixth issue of @re_side__ on the topic of connections. Each contributor was randomly assigned a word from a list to be included in the first line, and the final line had to include the following word in the list. My words were “replaceable” and “sister”. It was the latter that I struggled with most, so I focused on the former, and ended up writing a poem about stop-motion puppetry.

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 🌱

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