MARCH ABUYUAN-LLANES
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library of local literature i've pirated
Take, Eat
(3.25–present)
Singapore Unbound's SUSPECT / "Anak," "Footnotes for a hangover" & "While"
Cordite Poetry Review / "Life cycle"
Alocasia: 99 queer writers on plants and nature edited by Sarah Clark and Ashely Adams / "Dry love"
ALOCASIA / "Dry love"
Tint Journal / "Habagat"
Fish Barrel Review / "favorite fruit"
Quarterly Literary Review Singapore / "Throwup"
as slow,
(10.22–3.25)
Kinaiya: Antolohiya ng mga Makabagong Tinig mula sa LGBTQIA++ (The Philippine Writers Series 2024) edited by Trist'n Buenaflor and Roda Tajon / Two poems
"favorite fruit"
Reading of "If only, elsewhere" with Kinaiya for UP Likhaan’s GANAP: Kinaiya: Baklaan at Likhaan
This Is Southeast Asia / "Lantana Began a Life In-Between" (personal essay on Cubao)
"Kaong"
Ghost City Review / "If only elsewhere,"
Eunoia Review / "Wine and lumpia"
Stone of Madness Press / "Multiple choice love poem"
the t4t project / "girl with a falcon's head"
Kinaiya: Ang debut zine ng Kinaiya / "bio"
Talk as editor of LIGÁW anthology for UP Likhaan / PAN/GANAP: Chikahan sa Panitikan: On LGBTQIA+ Poetry
HaluHalo Journal / "XII. (as slow as possible)"
LIGÁW anthology (zine of Queer & militant poetry from 19 new and young Filipino LGBTQ+ poets) / edited by March Abuyuan-Llanes and co-organized Chelo Reyes
FERAL DOVE / "AHIPENA" (2021 poem worked into a zine)
(performed first at Laya Likha! [25.2.23]) / Signal no. 2
ℵ
(5.21–10.22)
Olney Magazine / "imperialist bf" (updated mirror of 2021 suite, poet feature)
surfaces.cx / "HAIRCUT STREAM"
"Slow as Saturn"
Ilahas Literary Journal / "Autoportrait before 18"
Ilahas Literary Journal / "Prophecy"
imperialist bf series:
"first time"
+
"imperialist bf"
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"suob"
+
"literally just a dude"
"DNF Struggle Session"
corflavum (10.20–5.21)
Line Rider Press / "Creation Myth"
Line Rider Press / Interview on "Creation Myth"
Off Menu Press / "ang walang pag-asa'y walang takot"
Slouching Beast Journal / "I, Babylon" + "prayer" + "MERETRIX VIRGO / IGNES TINEAEQUE"
"Tulad mo" (Tagalog translation of Roque Dalton's "Como tú")