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!
Graphic Poetry = Trans. Sensory
2020
Tupelo Press
WHERE I WAS BORN
2019
Willow Books
The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Graphic Literature:
2021
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.
RHINO *Graphic* Reviews
RHINO Reviews is pleased to present its first Graphic Issue, guest-edited and curated by RHINO associate editor, poet, and graphic poet/artist, Naoko Fujimoto.
"For this issue, I asked each reviewer to explore a book of their choice and express their comments in both words and images, pushing the boundaries and constraints of the traditional book review. Each of these experimental pieces proves that even the book review can hold a physical space in which image, text, thought, and feeling harmonizes to create meaning. I invite our readers to inhabit these spaces in hopes that they, too, might be inspired to incorporate and make sense of these emotionally charged times in their own private creative places."
"For this issue, I asked each reviewer to explore a book of their choice and express their comments in both words and images, pushing the boundaries and constraints of the traditional book review. Each of these experimental pieces proves that even the book review can hold a physical space in which image, text, thought, and feeling harmonizes to create meaning. I invite our readers to inhabit these spaces in hopes that they, too, might be inspired to incorporate and make sense of these emotionally charged times in their own private creative places."
