Josephine Wu
of a million things, a writerJosephine Wu is a sophomore at Georgetown University majoring in English and Economics. She has been published in Eunoia Review, Bitter Fruit Review, and Kalopsia Literary Journal. Besides receiving a nomination for Sundress' Best of the Net in Poetry and an honor as a Commended Prose Finalist for The Adroit Journal, she is also a Lannan Fellow for Poetics and Social Practice at Georgetown.
Selected Publications
2022
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
2021
love letter to a girl whose name ends in i –– The Georgetown Independent
ankle-deep –– Wrongdoing Magazine
water prayers –– Dishsoap Quarterly
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
2020
Quarantine Tales from an Asian American –– Humankind Zine