“We tell ourselves stories in order to live.” — Joan Didion.
It’s brought us so much joy putting together this issue - Lore is a reflection of the power of stories and myths, & how they shape our lives. Take a look here: https://t.co/x5nQ7i4KDi
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Today’s feature by the talented Robyn Weaver is named after the mythical bird that symbolizes rebirth and continuity. With its ritualistic tenderness, the poem inspires a sense of silent hope. Read it at the link: https://t.co/0XBT7vxsB6
Our issue on Lore features some of @amyfriend ’s dazzling, expressive work from her ‘Dare Alla Luce’ series. Take a look at the link here: https://t.co/tghZdJheN9
“Through this project I began to “lie” about the titles, fabricating new identities and histories as a means of questioning the value of what is lost. I engaged with each image and become increasingly aware of the weight each photograph carries, whether factual or not.”
“Through this project I began to “lie” about the titles, fabricating new identities and histories as a means of questioning the value of what is lost. I engaged with each image and become increasingly aware of the weight each photograph carries, whether factual or not.”
In the heart-wrenching poem ‘seven for a secret’, Mikey May beautifully captures an absence as tangible as life and explores the mythologies we leave behind. Be sure to read it in its entirety here: https://t.co/WXYyKF1qDT
‘Otherworld’ is a nostalgic stirring of the senses. Let Lucy Atkinson’s (@_Lucyatkinson_) poem take you to a place of pure reminisce, of songs sung and stories told. Read the whole thing at the link: https://t.co/bZRw5TDWHS
Jingkun Qiao’s ‘Light’, from the Trees of Life series, is meditative and transcendental. Take a look at the entire series at the link: https://t.co/FXZEABX9z7
Lucy Atkinson’s (@_Lucyatkinson_ ) poem ‘Night Train’ pulsates with restless energy akin to a fever dream. Let it eclipse your sense of time, at the link here: https://t.co/09xloqMq0W
“The work I create is in part just a result of my curiosity and something I love to do, which is to get lost in nature.” Feral & alluring, Taysa Jorge’s sweeping landscapes reflect a huge part of her true self and her close connection with nature.
“The work I create is in part just a result of my curiosity and something I love to do, which is to get lost in nature.” Feral & alluring, Taysa Jorge’s sweeping landscapes reflect a huge part of her true self and her close connection with nature.
In ‘a little crooked’, Linda M. Crate cherishes a pure recognition of the self in the face of ingrained paths 🌥️ Read the entire poem, as it writes its own beautiful story, at the link: https://t.co/nKEFgF0BtE
Inspired by the Egyptian Feather of Ma’at, a device used to measure the moral fortitude of a soul as it enters the afterlife, Leandra Lee’s ’Anubis’ captures the emotional weight of empathy like no other 🍃 Read the whole poem here: https://t.co/BU9OVALUR5
Our issue on Lore features some of Amy Friend’s dazzling, expressive work from her ‘Dare Alla Luce’ series. Take a look at the link: https://t.co/tghZdJheN9
“My focus on the photographic medium is not specifically concerned with capturing a “concrete” reality. I often use photography to explores the relationship between what is visible and non-visible.”
How can I lessen the suffering of one I love? ‘Bleat by Bleat’ tackles themes of resilliance & acceptance, with characters dealing with the repercussions of a curse. Melissa Martini beautifully crafts a story that conveys more emotion with actions & words left unsaid.
How can I lessen the suffering of one I love? ‘Bleat by Bleat’ tackles themes of resilliance & acceptance, with characters dealing with the repercussions of a curse. Melissa Martini beautifully crafts a story that conveys more emotion with actions & words left unsaid.
‘Cassiopeia on the Rocks’ is a scintillating poem by Catarsis Ballesteros (@hellcat_arsis) & we highly recommend reading this one under a starry sky 💫 Link to the poem here: https://t.co/46V2q7FpDd
Flowing & Electric, Jingkun Qiao’s (@_CantoMo) ‘Melt’, from the Trees of Life series, beautifully reflects the synonymity between our internal & external lives. Take a look at the entire series here: https://t.co/FXZEACecB7