wen-juenn lee
poet on Wurundjeri land.
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publications
- ‘sometimes holiness is a room; sometimes, a door’, un Projects
- ‘let it be known’, Cordite Poetry Review
- ‘a soft, unarmoured thing’, Going Down Swinging
- 'irritated at: the couple, a closed door’, The Wheeler Centre
- ‘I hear the same things when you speak’, Meanjin
- ‘chinese class’, New Zealand Poetry 2022
- ‘for sylvie & the moonee ponds creek’, Cordite Poetry Review
- ‘Lunar New Year in the Grampians’, The Big Issue: Fiction Edition
- ‘on debt & horse-riding camp’, Going Down Swinging
- ‘my workmate feeds gulls on break today’, Antithesis
- ‘on breaking & being broken’, Meanjin
- ‘modes of cleaning: acts I–III’, Meanjin
- ‘returning home again’, Landfall
- ‘waiting for you’, Emerging Writers Festival
- Edcommitorial: ‘like wool catching on bark’, Voiceworks
- ‘Last July’, ‘A love letter to my mother: a work in progress’, A Clear Dawn: New Asian Voices
- ‘sounds in a strange land’, Going Down Swinging
- ‘tigerbalm’, Scum Mag
- ‘my father calls, but’, Love in a Time of Covid
- Review: ‘Husband and Wife Talk Without Talking At A Difficult Dinner Party’, Poetry Shelf
- ‘Last July’, Southerly
- ‘A love letter to my mother: a work in progress’, Landfall