Tomoé Hill
Tomoé Hill's writing has appeared in places such as Vestoj, minor literature[s], Exacting Clam, Ligeia Magazine, MAP Magazine, Socrates on the Beach, The Quietus, The London Magazine, Music & Literature, and Numéro Cinq, as well as various anthologies. She co-wrote a monthly feature as part of the duo XX and XY, reviewing erotic classic literature for Rowan Pelling's The Amorist during its time as a print magazine. Songs for Olympia, a response to The Ribbon at Olympia's Throat by Michel Leiris, is published by Sagging Meniscus Press.
BOOKS & ANTHOLOGIES
Songs for Olympia (Sagging Meniscus Press, October 2023)
Trauma: Essays on Art and Mental Health (Dodo Ink, 2021), Editors: Sam Mills and Thom Cuell
Essay: Inheritance is Silence
Love Bites: Fiction Inspired by Pete Shelley and Buzzcocks (Dostoyevsky Wannabe, 2019), Editors: Andrew Gallix, C.D. Rose, Tomoé Hill
Autofiction: Orgasm Addict
Essay: Oval Window
OTHER WRITING, ETC.
(XX and XY pieces from minor literature[s] as well as those featured in The Amorist are now in The Recycling section; other selected work will also be relocated there.)
The Recycling
new & unpublished writing and updated previously published pieces I feel like reposting here.
Social Media / Contact
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