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Plant Something Violent On My Grave
There are many good reasons to be angry. PLANT SOMETHING VIOLENT ON MY GRAVE is a collection of rage-filled short stories, poetry and visual art from diverse contributors. It aims to highlight the various ways in which anger takes shape through artistic expression.
PLANT SOMETHING VIOLENT ON MY GRAVE features poetry, prose and artworks by artists from various countries and backgrounds, portraying rage in various dimensions and facets.
Contributors
- R.J. Bardowick – Demolition 2 (collage)
- Jeannine Bathory – So Much Hate (poetry)
- Krzysztof Bujalski – Run (short story)
- Magdalena Jaite – VII (aquarell)
- Lauren Maerie – White Rooms, Little Space (poetry)
- Freya Morningstar – Screaming Girl (mixed media)
- Coco Pooley – untitled (mixed media)
- Rebecca Weinert – Devour (short story)
- Mathias Stemme – Limbo (short story)
- Gedankenflux – Self-Care (poetry)
We believe that anger is one of the strongest motivators to drive real societal change.
We also believe that anger shouldn’t lead to hate speech, harassment or other forms of violence to ensure equal participation in societal discourse.
Therefore all profits generated from our zine sales, after covering production and printing costs, will be donated to HateAid.
What is Hate Aid?
HateAid is a non-profit organization based in Berlin, Germany that, among other things, supports individuals affected by online harassment and hate speech by providing counselling and legal support.
Learn more about HateAid: https://hateaid.org/en/
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Plant Something Violent on my Grave
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About us
This zine is brought to life by Gedankenflux and Mathias Stemme. We are two angry artists.
Gedankenflux
(they/them)
Berlin-based writer Gedankenflux creates short stories, poetry and flash fiction that express alienation and rage through elements of psychological and social horror. Always from an outsider’s perspective. Alongside their literary work, they have more than a decade of experience as an editor and journalist. They also facilitate creative writing workshops.
Read more about Gedankenflux.
Mathias Stemme
(he/him)
Mathias explores the absurd and macabre facets of life with a distinct sense of humor. Sometimes he writes; sometimes he draws or paints.
