So incredibly excited to announce that I am the winner of the @BloomsburyBooks Fiction Mentorship 2024–5!
I cannot be thankful enough for this opportunity to develop my novella with the best editors in the industry, and to connect with such talented writers.
it’s Wednesday night, the radiator is on, my eyes are dry and wet from warmth: the heat has sucked the moisture from the air but Ben Okri’s poetry create water in my eyes.
words from “The Broken” by Ben Okri
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virginia woolf's 1931 new years resolutions: “to have none. not to be tied. to be free & kindly with myself. sometimes to read, sometimes not to read. to go out, yes—but stay at home in spite of being asked. as for clothes, i think to buy good ones”
vibed too hard to Silent Love by @briamgilbert, @Worthikids & @everydaylouie I choked on my lunch and nearly died 😌✨💕 10/10 song to greet the afterlife with 🫶
Omg!!!!!!! Korean female author Han Kang has become the first female writer from Asia to win the Nobel Prize in Literature! This achievement carries immense symbolic significance. For a long time, established male Korean authors have been promoting misogynistic and outdated literature, portraying it as a reflection of Korean sentiment while praising each other’s work. The media often fueled expectations that one of these male authors might win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Yet, the first Korean author to be chosen for this honor was, as many anticipated, a woman. Many Korean women have long believed that female authors would resonate more strongly on the global stage. Of course, Korean incel men have mocked and criticized Han Kang, labeling her as a feminist writer. But tonight, I am truly happy.
#thevegeterian #hankang #hangang #nobelprize
Big thanks to the friends that played-tested and those who played the final product. A thousand thanks to Magda Barbosa who graciously did the cover art 🫶
oh yeah, I made a game
☆〜(ゝ。∂)
For the April Dialogue Jam, I spent half my waking hours working in this silly mystery about Kevin. You know Kevin, the one from finance? Yeah. Do you by any chance know where he could’ve went?
Find Kevin here: https://t.co/BjJdkfzwiJ
poetry & magazine fair haul 😌😌 was such a blast!
very excited to fill my notebooks with things I gleamed from all these terrific and diverse poets ✨
#poetry#thepoetrysociety
https://t.co/kBCO0XgIwR
“I walked with two right shoes, navigated quicksand in an hour
under #midnight blue”
MAKE YOUR MARK, SET IT ON FIRE, GO
Yvette Chan (@yve__c)
#Issue 9
Yvette Chan is a poet, #screenwriter, and storyboard #artist from Hong Kong.
https://t.co/kBCO0XgIwR
“I walked with two right shoes, navigated quicksand in an hour
under #midnight blue”
MAKE YOUR MARK, SET IT ON FIRE, GO
Yvette Chan (@yve__c)
#Issue 9
Yvette Chan is a poet, #screenwriter, and storyboard #artist from Hong Kong.
Ty to that gaming studio for letting me know I don’t meet the standards (yet)(ㆀ˘・з・˘) I understand it’s tough for everyone in the industry atm, but here’s to hoping there’s a junior writing role open so I can get professional game design experience to meet those standards 😭
Just got my fastest job rejection:
17:15 Application submitted
17:25 Rejection
10 mins… cant even make this up if I tried….
No matter. Onto the next. _| ̄|○
never quite got rid of the habit of starting poems and then /saving them for a rainy day/ (aka. abandoning them) — you get the drill. cue me going thru my notes, reading old(er) writing, & muttering at every turn:
what the hell was I going on about ????