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Jazmine Linklater

Jazmine Linklater’s new pamphlet, Figure a Motion, is published by Guillemot Press. She has published two previous pamphlets, Toward Passion According (Zarf, 2017) and Découper, Coller (Dock Road, 2018). She is a co-founder of the queer feminist collective, No Matter, and facilitates creative writing workshops at Manchester’s Waterside Arts Centre. Jazmine works for Carcanet Press and T-Junction International Poetry Festival, and sits on the editorial board for Broken Sleep Books. @jjhlinklater

 

MAI CONTRIBUTIONS

Jazmine Linklater talks to Vahni Capildeo about her exciting new poetry pamphlet Figure a Motion.

Following the media storm around Maria Schneider’s treatment on the set of Last Tango in Paris, Jazmine Linklater draws on manifestoes, media interviews and Laura Mulvey’s essay ‘Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema’ to create a bristling textual collage.

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