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Congrats Jordan Dotson for publishing his new book "The Ballad of Falling Rock," mybook.to/cV8Hca
Jordan was our Spittoon Monthly Feature in June 2020: spittooncollective.com/the-u…
Interviewed here: spittooncollective.com/an-in…
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My story “Notes from the Consulting Room” has been accepted by Read Paper Republic, an online publication initiative. Big thanks to the translators Yun Qin Wang and Dylan Levi King.
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Congratulations to Spittoon Chengdu’s leader Annie Leonard and her team for winning Best Reoccurring Event for their Spittoon Poetry Night at the Chengdu Expat Awards!
The honour is ours! Read @RuruHoong, Joyce Fung, and Weihan Chung’s wonderful translation of 陈春成’s story here:
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A trailing spouse, a café in Shunyi, a private detective, and a long wait . . . Spittoon (Not Exactly) Monthly presents "The Bitter Beijing Blues" by Rianka Mohan. After the story, stick around for an interview with the author by Jennifer Fossenbell.
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Eventually released is my book in Chinese, The Reaper 《割芦苇的人》， a collection of essays. Here’s the contents part arranged as in ancient times. The title reminds you of the grim reaper? A reader said it’s reminiscent of Wordsworth’s The Solitary Reaper. What a surprise!
Spittoon Monthly welcomes more submissions for our next feature, deadline November 12th. Every writer we publish gets the full special treatment--artwork, interview, and thoughtful interaction with their work. Please submit and spread the word.
Do you write hybrid work? Does it cross boundaries of genre and/or culture? Is your work from or about Asia (in the most inclusive sense)? If so, we want to draw attention to your work.
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Check out our feature of Damyanti Biswas in 2020: spittooncollective.com/i-don…
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one of these days I’ll get myself a website 😂 in the meantime here are two of my newest creations for local Beijing events! I’m hosting the #poetry workshop at nugget and the other #posterdesign is for @SpittoonC Storytelling Night!
#illustration #femaleartist #art
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Back to reality after #BCLT2022 looks like working on my #Literarytranslation assignment for @SpittoonC .
Thank you. From everyone at @bcltuea to the entire Literature from Taiwan group and of course the National Museum of Taiwan Literature. You’ve reminded me that I have wings.
Get away and write this September 5-10 in a mansion in Sintra, Portugal!
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Spittoon Literary Magazine's Chinese Editor-In-Chief, @ZFinBJ, talks about her Chinese poetry blog in China and the growth of interest and collaboration between western and eastern fans of literature and poetry in China.
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My short story on a 14th-century uprising lauriedennis.com/2022/05/24/…
Hardship, prophecy, and rebellion are all upstream in @LDennis1368's "Stirring the Yellow River." Spittoon Monthly's new feature travels back to the turbulent days before the founding of the Ming Dynasty, reimagined in Dennis's vivid historical fiction. spittooncollective.com/stirr…
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My short story, "Stirring the Yellow River," is featured this month with Beijing's literary group, @SpittoonC.
This story is part of the start of my next novel, Red Turban, #histfic about the Ming founding.
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