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Author: JP Seabright

JP Seabright (she/they) is a queer disabled writer living in London. They have two solo pamphlets published: Fragments from Before the Fall (Beir Bua Press, 2021); No Holds Barred (Lupercalia Press, 2022); and the collaborative works: GenderFux (Nine Pens Press, 2022) and MACHINATIONS (Trickhouse Press, 2022). More info https://jpseabright.com/ and via Twitter @errormessage.

Life’s A Butch & extracts from An Attempt At Exhausting An Undergraduate Essay by JP Seabright

17th July 202220th July 2022  JP Seabright

JP Seabright captures the excitement and ‘gay abandon’ of queer love in ‘Life’s A Butch’ and treats us to a selection of gorgeous visual poems and collages from their upcoming collection, An Attempt At Exhausting An Undergraduate Essay.

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Posted in Creative Writing, PoetryTagged: collage, Jeanette Winterson, JP Seabright, My Body's Bodies Editorial, poems, Poetry, poets, queer love
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