This thread is amazing, full of creative humans helping someone be creative by offering dozens of beautiful, practical variants on "you've got this! Let yourself mess around & fail! Do something else! It's all good."
Posts by Mia You
Schrijver, filosoof en vroedvrouw Rodante van der Waal met haar boekentips voor Athenaeum Boekhandel Spui
Deze Boekenweek was Rodante van der Waal te gast in ons programma ‘Baas in eigen boekenkast’. De daar genoemde boeken verdienen een groter publiek. Lees Van der Waal over Greer, You, Van Offel, Mariën, Gumbs, Moten, Harney, Bey, Lispector, Lucassen, Thierens! athenaeumscheltema.n...
The results will accompany Perdu’s publication of Autobiography of Death, translated into Dutch by marwin vos, later this year. 💫
On May 10, @marwinvos.bsky.social & I will lead a creative/collective translation workshop on the poetry of Kim Hyesoon. All languages welcome. The workshop is free. Send a short motivation statement (<100 words) to uitgeverij@perdu.nl by April 14 on how this workshop resonates with your practice. 💗
💞🙏 thanks to PF & incredible editor Shoshana Olidort for giving me the opportunity to write this
Congratulations to @miayou.bsky.social for her Best of the Net inclusion for her "Poets on Translation" essay! 👏
I had no idea about this aspect of Hughes' life and work.
obsessed with this article
Trying to remember. Cited in Trinh T Minh-ha‘s Woman, Native, Other.
A special concert tonight by Graindelavoix in Utrecht, with music around the art of the Limbourg Brothers. There will be a few tickets available at the door.
www.leeuwenbergh.org/concert-grai...
Everyone should read @gitaralleigh.bsky.social ’s glorious Empirical 💫
I have the same plates. Inherited from my mother who bought them when we moved from Seoul to Tampa.
Mnemosynes: A Paris Poetry Series hosts Mia You on March 14, 2026, at Rerenga Wines
Join us on March 14, 2026, as we welcome poet Mia You (@miayou.bsky.social) to Mnemosynes. We will gather at Rerenga Wines (3 rue de la Fidélité) from 14-16h to hear from her newest collection, Festival (Belladonna, 2025). A short Q & A will follow the reading.
Join me & the Utrecht Jazz Archipel at their Urban Mosaic concert, 6 Feb, for #poezieweek at Bibliotheek Utrecht on the Neude. Poems & songs about the city. You’ll get to hear all about my inburgering ambivalence.
bibliotheekutrecht.op-shop.nl/7133/pozie-e...
four poems by Kim Hyesoon translated into Dutch by @marwinvos.bsky.social now published on De Internet Gids.
www.de-internet-gids.nl/artikelen/vi...
such an insightful & thoughtful interview of Kim Hyesoon by @dieuwertjem.bsky.social in @parool.nl today! She’s here this week in Utrecht, The Hague & Amsterdam.
www.parool.nl/boeken/kim-h...
I am now officially tired of going to academic symposia and seeing an “artistic research” project presented by someone with a PhD and thinking “This is a very bad first year art school assignment but I need to applaud this colleague for being courageous and original….”
It is called a “practice” for a reason. I often tell students that it’s not a publication or presentation that makes you, finally, a real writer but that you know you‘ll try and fail many times over but you keep doing it anyway.
Academics who don‘t do creative writing or have an art practice themselves, thinking they can suddenly teach it, or do it and it’s immediately worthy of presenting or publishing publicly as “artistic research“… a new level of (excruciating, trust me) hubris.
IAWIS in Amsterdam. Co-organized with @rosaefluxemburg.bsky.social & co. Keynotes by TJ Clark, Jesse Darling & Maria Fusco, Nicoline Van Harskamp, Geert Lovink
iaswis2026amsterdam.framer.website
Please join us to welcome Kim Hyesoon to NL. Her first stop is at @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social for a special event on translation and transcultural/multispecies solidarities. Free & open to the public.
“I am a woman, even if I don’t know where that begins and where being a woman ends.” - Astrid Roemer
Rest in peace.
Posting my dog because the news is too unhinged right now. I actually watched Interstellar as a relaxing distraction.
Happy 2026! Here is my cold, old dog in the new year’s snow. He’s still standing, and so are we. 🐶❄️💫
Lovely to have a poem (an ode to the dandelion!) in the new issue of wonderful online children’s poetry magazine Tyger Tyger:
Read here: tygertyger.net/project/tyge...
#kidlituk #ukkidlit #ukpoets #poetrysky #kidlit
Congratulations to Christopher Fan, whose book ASIAN AMERICAN FICTION AFTER 1965: TRANSNATIONAL FANTASIES OF ECONOMIC MOBILITY was shortlisted for the Biennial Book Prize from MELUS. tinyurl.com/4nkhu8sh @chrisfan.bsky.social @columbiaup.bsky.social
the graduation of a cohort of gaza’s new medical professionals in front of the ruins of al shifa hospital. No words, really.
After reading The Raven a high school classmate asked if poetry existed before Edgar Allen Poe, and what did they call it?
Thank you!!!