Category: Poetry

Poems: Cameras, Crows, and Ships

August 4, 2020 ~ jac ~ Leave a comment

Three published poems

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The joy of collecting: on tangible emotions

The most socially acceptable collection It started, as many things do, with a coin. That first coin wasn’t even currency; it was a coin-shaped token thanking me for my participation in a Terry Fox Run at age thirteen or so. I don’t remember where the others came from, but they trickled in, qian by penny by cent, … Continue reading The joy of collecting: on tangible emotions

by jac August 29, 2022

The working class in the arts: where are they?

There is a known absence of people from working-class backgrounds in the creative arts. As of 2020, only 16% of the workforce in creative industries are from working-class backgrounds. The Working Class Creatives Database (WCCD) manifesto I recently joined the WCCD, which describes itself as “a platform to share and highlight the work of working … Continue reading The working class in the arts: where are they?

by jac August 24, 2022August 29, 2022

Flocken (Flocking) London Film Festival review

Review originally published here. Beata Gårdeler’s Flocking (Flocken) is a pared-back Swedish thriller and winner of the prestigious Crystal Bear at Berlin’s International Film Festival earlier this year. With Sweden’s rise to notoriety in recent years for its disproportionately low conviction rate of sexual offenders, it seems likely that quite a few of the audience members … Continue reading Flocken (Flocking) London Film Festival review

by jac January 7, 2022January 7, 2022

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