Jocelyn Li – poetry

Jocelyn Li writes about identity, womanhood, local culture and her nation. She was born in Hong Kong, where she currently lives with her lizard and frog. Contact: jocelynli.writes@gmail.com

Read in print

Two poems: ‘Lo Ting Visits Oscar by the Sea’ and ‘The Other Ariel’ – Making Space: A Collection of Writing and Art, Cart Noodles Press, Department of English, CUHK

‘Because Next Year I Will Be Twenty-Five’ – Oxford Poetry, Issue 92

‘This Is What The Stars Taste Like’ – Voice and Verse Poetry, Issue 47

Read online

Three poems: ‘How To Become A Witch’, ‘Hunger’ and ‘Metaphorical’ – Canto Cutie, Volume 5

‘Evolution’ – The Tiger Moth Review

Two poems: ‘Mandarins’ and ‘Red Riding Hood’ – DIAGRAM

Two poems: ‘Notwithstanding’ and ‘Variations on Forbidden Words’ – Cicada

‘Self Portrait as a Clothespin Hanging by the Window’ – Black Coffee Review

‘the sun bursts into my bedroom and demands a peepshow’ – The Thought Erotic

‘What Makes An Anthem’ – Poets Resist, Glass: A Journal of Poetry

‘Mothertongues’ – PEN HK Voices, PEN (Hong Kong)