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Joanna Lee

Joanna Lee writes poetry and prose in London. Her words have appeared in Poetry School, porridge magazine, and daikon*. Since graduating, she has worked in publishing – formerly at Faber & Faber and currently at Curtis Brown. She is a Ledbury Emerging Poetry Critic.



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The Scrutiny of Consumption: On Korean Women’s Poetry and Literary Inheritance

Essay

September 2019

Joanna Lee

Essay

September 2019

It has never been easier to buy kimchi in central London than it is today. In the past few months alone, shiny storefronts of...

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poetry

October 2012

Bacon’s Friends

Stephen Devereux

poetry

October 2012

Always got caught out by their shadows: Stuck to their soles like monkeys on trapezes, Cellophane fortune tellers curling...

feature

June 2014

A Grenade for River Plate

Juan Pablo Meneses

TR. Jethro Soutar

feature

June 2014

El Polaco appears brandishing his Stanley, as he lovingly calls his pocket knife. Five young hooligans huddle round him...

poetry

June 2016

from GERMINAL

Chloe Stopa-Hunt

poetry

June 2016

  1. Waste-Gold   These songs are waste-gold a matter of passing time together as we wait for night...

 

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