My short story, "Stirring the Yellow River," is featured this month with Beijing's literary group, Spittoon Collective. This story is part of the start of my next novel, Red Turban, #histfic about the Ming founding. spittooncollective.com

Hardship, prophecy, and rebellion are all upstream in Laurie Dennis's "Stirring the Yellow River." Spittoon Monthly's new feature travels back to the turbulent days before the founding of the Ming Dynasty, reimagined in Dennis's vivid historical fiction. spittooncollective.com/stirring-the-y…

My short story on a 14th-century uprising lauriedennis.com/2022/05/24/my-…

Spittoon Literary Magazine's Chinese Editor-In-Chief, ZF, talks about her Chinese poetry blog in China and the growth of interest and collaboration between western and eastern fans of literature and poetry in China. youtube.com/watch?v=K26cDf…

Get away and write this September 5-10 in a mansion in Sintra, Portugal! spittooncollective.com/spittoon-portu…

Back to reality after #BCLT2022 looks like working on my #Literarytranslation assignment for Spittoon Collective . Thank you. From everyone at British Centre for Literary Translation to the entire Literature from Taiwan group and of course the National Museum of Taiwan Literature. You’ve reminded me that I have wings.

one of these days I’ll get myself a website 😂 in the meantime here are two of my newest creations for local Beijing events! I’m hosting the #poetry workshop at nugget and the other #posterdesign is for Spittoon Collective Storytelling Night! #illustration #femaleartist #art

facebook.com/profile.php?id… Spittoon Sheffield in the UK is born!

facebook.com/profile.php?id… Spittoon Toronto is born and ready to rock!

The controversy of rate limits somehow draws me back here… By the way, the latest issue of Spittoon Literary Magazine (with cover art “The Tomb of Poetry” by Guo Jing) came out in late May. It has been a while…

Eventually released is my book in Chinese, The Reaper 《割芦苇的人》， a collection of essays. Here’s the contents part arranged as in ancient times. The title reminds you of the grim reaper? A reader said it’s reminiscent of Wordsworth’s The Solitary Reaper. What a surprise!

We’re seeking Chinese-English literary translators for an exciting new publication!

tinyurl.com/beijing-blues A trailing spouse, a café in Shunyi, a private detective, and a long wait . . . Spittoon (Not Exactly) Monthly presents "The Bitter Beijing Blues" by Rianka Mohan. After the story, stick around for an interview with the author by Jennifer Fossenbell.

The honour is ours! Read Ruru Hoong, Joyce Fung, and Weihan Chung’s wonderful translation of 陈春成’s story here: spittoonlitmag.com/chen-chuncheng

Congratulations to Spittoon Chengdu’s leader Annie Leonard and her team for winning Best Reoccurring Event for their Spittoon Poetry Night at the Chengdu Expat Awards!

My story “Notes from the Consulting Room” has been accepted by Read Paper Republic, an online publication initiative. Big thanks to the translators Yun Qin Wang and Dylan Levi King. paper-republic.org/pubs/read/note…

Congrats Jordan Dotson for publishing his new book "The Ballad of Falling Rock," mybook.to/cV8Hca Jordan was our Spittoon Monthly Feature in June 2020: spittooncollective.com/the-unicorn-ki… Interviewed here: spittooncollective.com/an-interview-w…