Thank you very much for visiting Naoko Fujimoto's website.
Hope you enjoy reading some of her original poems and learning about her graphic poetry project.
Have a wonderful poetic day!
遊びに来てくれてありがとう。
"詩とグラフィックポエトリーの世界へようこそ！" By GLYPH's mascot, "GLYPY" グリッピー
Graphic Poetry Book
GLYPH: Graphic Poetry = Trans. Sensory
Coming Soon!!
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予約販売始まりました！
Pre-Order from
Tupelo Press ($21.95 + S&H)
or
Naoko Fujimoto ($29.20 w/U.S. S&H + Small Gift)
予約販売始まりました！
"What is Graphic Poetry?"
GLYPY グリッピー by Tim Torres
GLYPH: Graphic Poetry Audio
Graphic Poetry Audio Project is an online exhibition, which is a collaboration with Naoko Fujimoto’s graphic poems and recordings by modern leading writers, poets, and artists.
Working On Gallery
"I'm collecting essays & inspirations from poets who also explore visual forms on my website."
Or click the photo!
GLYPY グリッピー by Dara Yen Elerath
Poetry Books
RHINO Poetry *Graphic* Reviews & Projects
With CRASH
RHINO Reviews is pleased to present its Graphic Issue, guest-edited and curated by RHINO associate editor, poet, and graphic poet/artist, Naoko Fujimoto.
“In this second annual issue of non-traditional poetry book reviews, we encourage you to explore the unknown space outside the boundaries. Nine poets responded to our invitation to create visual reviews; two of them used animation. The results were phenomenal. Witness their imaginative sparks as together we continue to build a diverse poetic nation.”
“In this second annual issue of non-traditional poetry book reviews, we encourage you to explore the unknown space outside the boundaries. Nine poets responded to our invitation to create visual reviews; two of them used animation. The results were phenomenal. Witness their imaginative sparks as together we continue to build a diverse poetic nation.”
*GRAPHIC* REVIEW 2021
Forthcoming this September!
Forthcoming this September!
#RHINOArt2Art
An Ongoing Celebration of RHINO’s Online Archives
RHINO Poetry continues its commitment to diversity in voices and perspectives in our journal, our reviews, and our community outreach activities. We seek to amplify voices that may be silenced or underrepresented in the literary landscape. To celebrate the brilliant poets who have graced Rhino with their work over the years, we invite the artistically inclined among our readers to create art for poems in Rhino’s online archive, with a particular focus on—but not limited to—work by writers of color. Responding to art with art fosters important conversations and opens a window to new ideas and perspectives.
An Ongoing Celebration of RHINO’s Online Archives
RHINO Poetry continues its commitment to diversity in voices and perspectives in our journal, our reviews, and our community outreach activities. We seek to amplify voices that may be silenced or underrepresented in the literary landscape. To celebrate the brilliant poets who have graced Rhino with their work over the years, we invite the artistically inclined among our readers to create art for poems in Rhino’s online archive, with a particular focus on—but not limited to—work by writers of color. Responding to art with art fosters important conversations and opens a window to new ideas and perspectives.
RHINO Poetry 2020
Given the extraordinary challenges of our time, and to celebrate the spring release of our beautiful new 2020 issue, we have set aside as many of our new RHINOs as we can to release into the wild for only $7.00, including free shipping (for U.S. customers).
Because we believe poetry can be a source of comfort, company, solace, and helpful provocation, we want to bring to as many people as possible the work of Mary Jo Bang, Luisa Caycedo-Kimura, Kabel Mishka Ligot, Chloe Martinez, Natasha Saje, Maureen Seaton, Mark Wagenaar, and so many others. This issue also features eight poems in translation, as well as original graphics by RHINO editor Naoko Fujimoto.
Because we believe poetry can be a source of comfort, company, solace, and helpful provocation, we want to bring to as many people as possible the work of Mary Jo Bang, Luisa Caycedo-Kimura, Kabel Mishka Ligot, Chloe Martinez, Natasha Saje, Maureen Seaton, Mark Wagenaar, and so many others. This issue also features eight poems in translation, as well as original graphics by RHINO editor Naoko Fujimoto.
"RHINO Person" by Amina
The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Graphic Literature:
2022
Artists and Writers on Creating Graphic Narratives, Poetry Comics, and Literary Collage
Edited by Kelcey Parker Ervick and Tom Hart
Featuring Essays and Graphic Literature Work From: Justine Andersen, Oliver Baez Bendorf, Leonie Brialey, Thi Bui, David Dodd Lee, Arwen Donahue, Trinidad Escobar, Naoko Fujimoto, Marnie Galloway, Lauren Haldeman, Tom Hart, Harmony Holiday, Mira Jacob, Keith Knight, Aidan Koch, Matt Madden, Mita Mahato, Deborah Miranda, Josh Neufeld, Zeke Peña, Nick Francis Potter, Kristen Radtke, Scott Roberts, Alexander Rothman, Eleni Sikelianos, Bianca Stone, and Lawrence Sutin.
"Here, I share something fun about my days."
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