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    morning_meadowj

    Born in the U.S.A.'s Deep North, Morning-meadow Jones (she, her) is a mother, migrant, and multi-medium creative, working her strange arts from her chair by the fire in the North of Wales, UK. She's a peddler of poetry, prose, and pretty pictures.
    Colwyn Bay, United Kingdom

    Selected work (8 publications)

    Writers Resist, 2022
    Photo, "Polite Notice on Studded Door"My photo, Polite Notice on Studded Door, was selected to accompany an intimate and illuminating poem by Penny Perry, touching on reproductive rights. It was published 29 September 2022, in Issue 137 of feminist literary magazine Writers Resist.
    empowerment
    feminism
    privacy
    reproductive rights
    Verum Literary Press, 2022
    Two photographsTwo very different photographs: one shot at the seaside, the other in the big city, both inspired by the issue theme "awakening". They are found on pages 6 and 98 respectively.
    nature
    city
    beach
    Lead & Pulp Poetry, 2022
    He Goes Up to the Mountains (poem)A little poetic pondering upon human hearts and mountain heights and the places we return to.
    nature
    grief
    The Violet Hour Magazine, 2022
    Windows of Colwyn Bay photo seriesThis series of five, colourful images offers unique and exciting perspectives of everyday surroundings, exploring the glory of the ordinary as seen in the windows of Colwyn Bay, Wales.
    wales
    photo series
    abstract
    windows

    Links

    Hummingbird Blink Podcast: poetry reading in English, performing folk song in SwedishSweet little 3 min guest spot on the Hummingbird Blink Podcast. Reading a short excerpt from Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood, by William Wordsworth (1770-1850), and singing Swedish folk song "Vem kan segla".
    The Airing Cupboard Podcast: scripting, storytelling (starts 2:50)I had the pleasure to be invited to contribute to The Airing Cupboard Podcast, as the guest of master storyteller Zoé Brown. The script is almost entirely mine, along with a few minutes of narration. "The Foremothers" aired October 2020. (2:05 start)