Wen-Juenn Lee – Going Down Swinging

Archives: Wen-Juenn Lee

October 31, 2022

Non-Fiction, The Funeral

a soft, unarmoured thing

Wen-Juenn Lee

A painting with bold colours and shapes, of a young girl on the left-hand side with a black bob and in a pink and blue jumper with a flower on the front, stripey pink pants and slides with pink socks. In one hand she holds a glittering sword. She raises her right hand where it crosses over with the legs of the large purple horse rearing up on the right-hand side of the painting. The horse is standing on its hind legs, is wearing pink high-heeled boots on all four feet, and has a long swishing tail. The figures are on an aqua background and turqouise floor, surrounded by sparkling golden coins. The horse has an orange cloudy speech bubble filled with more coins. A cheeky little beige cat rests on top of the horse.

December 10, 2021

on debt and horse-riding camp

Henry Nguyen, Wen-Juenn Lee

September 18, 2020

Sounds in a Strange Land

Wen-Juenn Lee

Inertness — A poem by Grace Chan and illustration by James Martin
The Lovers — Interactive digital poetry from Rory Green
THE FUNERAL — Going Down Swinging presents a special spooky mini-edition.
Milk Ghosts — by Chris Kuriata
Sounds in a Strange Land — by Wen-Juenn Lee
THE KITCHEN — Going Down Swinging presents a yummy mini-edition.
Find Me at the Jaffa Gate: an encyclopaedia of a Palestinian family (extract) — An extract from Micaela Sahhar's debut, 'Find Me at the Jaffa Gate: an encyclopaedia of a Palestinian family' (NewSouth)
on debt and horse-riding camp — Memoir from Wen-Juenn Lee
Abscess — Nonfiction by Jennifer Down
on meeting places — Interactive essay from Rory Green
Eating Memories — Nonfiction by Moira Tirtha
Aitu — Fiction by Oliver Coulter
Unfolding — Nonfiction by Daniel Ray
A funeral for my body that nobody is invited to — Non-fiction by Sian Campbell
desertion — Non-Fiction by Meghalee Bose
worms — by Eric Jiang
left-handed poem for cats — by Dylan Thomson-Barney
Beekeep — Non-fiction by Henry Chase Richards
Something About Love — by Angelita Biscotti
Reception Theory or How to Sit in an Office Chair — by Autumn Royal & Lee Lai
(im)material inheritances — by Shu-Ling Chua
My mother was born from an apple — Fiction by Tehnuka