Josephine Wu
Josephine Wu is a writer originally from Randolph, New Jersey. She has been published in diode, Hobart, and Eunoia Review. Besides receiving two Best of the Net nominations, she was also a Lannan Fellow for Poetics and Social Practice at Georgetown.
Selected Publications
Slaughterhouse –– Sine Theta Magazine (print)
Shark Body –– Okay Donkey
toothless –– The Anthem, winner of the Halloween Contest & Bernard M. Wagner Medal
Don't Eat Rotten Food –– The Anthem
dear lover –– self-published
Louise doesn't mean to anglicize my name but –– Diode Poetry Journal
I Laugh at My Great-Grandmother's Funeral –– Hobart Pulp
Because My Mother is a Grave –– The Anthem
three poems –– Eunoia Review
love letter to a girl whose name ends in i –– The Georgetown Independent
ankle-deep –– Wrongdoing Magazine
water prayers –– Dishsoap Quarterly, nominated for Best of the Net in poetry
In the Incident of a Room Pulled Apart –– The Adroit Journal, Commended Finalist for Prose
Of A Country I Can't Remember –– Rice & Spice
farmland –– Bitter Fruit Review; Kalopsia Literary Journal, nominated for Best of the Net in Poetry
I Found God in a Rice Paddy –– The Anthem, winner of the Valentine's Day Contest