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at first I counted days, weeks, moons soon it became seasons, halves, years my things, his things, relegated to boxes rehomed, repurposed, displaced these things I must live with and without let go, or hold I am not the mother I was before this there is no recovering it cannot be healed how many times can I say I miss you? my hair silvers itself now, beneath the moon
—Iona Winter, A Counter of Moons
Painted a big mural with some cool women for the FIFA fan festival here in Ōtepoti. The Dreamgirls Collective, Aroha Novak and Kell Sunshine 🌞
Foxy folk, we are delighted to pass on this announcement from Iona Winter who you may remember joined the Skulk with the release of Pacific Monsters. Iona Winter is of Māori and Pākehā descent and lives in Karitane, Aotearoa New Zealand. Her writing has appeared in Headland, Halo, Centum Press, Reflex Fiction, Flash Frontier, and various online publications.In 2016 Iona was awarded the Headland…
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