Jamie Marina Lau

Forms of Convenience

Salt in other people's wounds — by Hasib Hourani
No Shame in the Void — by Mira Schlosberg
All the best, — by Morgan-Lee Snell
Why Black Lives Matter Resonates With Black People All Over the World — by Claudia Chinyere Akole
Singing in Public, Not for the Public, But Not for Oneself — by Christopher O'Neill
In the Belly of the Trojan Horse — by Ahmed Yussuf
Something About Love — by Angelita Biscotti
Hey Man — by Jack Kirne
Do Planners Dream of Electric Trees? — by Timmah Ball
And the Bird Brings the Honey — by Jackie Goodlet
On Chickens — by Caitlin McGregor
On Conifers — by Annelise Roberts
TENDERNESS 2020 — by Em Meller
The Fat of the Land — Non-fiction from Liz Crash
A funeral for my body that nobody is invited to — Non-fiction by Sian Campbell
Female Monsters, a Roman Goddess and Darwin: On Womanhood and Body When You Have Cancer — by Amal Awad
Sometimes texas is just texas, sometimes it’s a state — Words by Hasib Hourani & art by Linda Liu
Grief Lessons as a letter — by Josie/Jocelyn Deane
dot dash — Creative non-fiction from Sar Fegan
A Writer's Silence — by Omar Sakr
A Recipe for Frittata (and Anxiety) — by Joel Burrows
Offerings — by Anna Roscoe
Here is a home — Memoir from Georgia Mill
MINCING — Words by Carly Stone & art by Linda Liu
a soft, unarmoured thing — Non-fiction by Wen-Juenn Lee