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“Artemisia awakens, spatting seawater to the floor. The corpse remains still, covered at her feet.” Read this incendiary Greek myth story by Shelly Jones in full here: sites.google.com/view/provenanc…

Happy Monday! Check this poem out—

“Here guards loomed, taciturn, silent, threatened frigid violence.” Read this solemn, haunting poem by Mukund Gnanadesikan in the horrors of Angel Island HERE in our fifth issue: sites.google.com/view/provenanc…

☕️☕️☕️THIS JUST IN ☕️☕️☕️ Submit all of your food works (prose, poetry, art) before MIDNIGHT, July 15th (PST) for a response the very next day! ***ALL SUBMISSIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED THROUGH OUR GOOGLE FORM. EMAILED SUBMISSIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

“Each of them knows that this music demands words they could never read if they tried.” Read this lovely, poignant piece in full along with two other luminous poems by Mark J Mitchell_Writer in our fifth issue HERE: sites.google.com/view/provenanc…

“Remember not the pain of the needle or the judgment of the Naicha mainland.” Deeply moving poem by 🏺 antigone stan 🏺 on the long-stigmatised Okinawan tattooing practice of hajichi. Read in full here: sites.google.com/view/provenanc…

“This is for those who are poisoned at work and sense it, and for the ones who won’t know quite soon enough.” Intense, riveting poem by Susan Waters in our fifth issue on metalworking and labour. No description does its awesomeness justice. Full here: sites.google.com/view/provenanc…

Thank you so much for letting this poem be a part of this gorgeous issue!!

Subs are OPEN for Issue 05: Metamorphosis! 🦋 If you are a young writer or artist, we would love to see your poetry, prose, or art 💌 We are offering feedback upon request and accept previously published work! Submissions close August 31 🪷 #submitnow spiritusmundi.online

“It shall be these Irish are called to heel Over breakfast their paltry fates be sealed” Elegant, folksy, yet awesomely bloody and haunting poem by Nick Badot in our fifth issue on England’s hegemony and the “Irish problem”. Read in full here: sites.google.com/view/provenanc…

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We are open for submissions August 14! Looking for previously published work around 300 words, just as long as it takes 3 mins or less to read. RT and tag who you'd like to see in szn 4! Subs close Sept 18. (P.S. Interested in being a reader for this season? Slide in our DM's)

Bumping our fifth issue✊ Happy Saturday!