Nov 2024 Artist Spotlight on Josje Weusten
We are thrilled to present our November Artist Spotlight, celebrating the profound talents of Josje Weusten. As an influential voice in speculative and contemporary literary fiction, Josje's work captivates readers with its exploration of memory, identity, and societal truths. Her unique blend of autobiographical detail and imaginative storytelling has made a lasting impact on readers and peers alike, prompting thought and empathy on complex themes.
In this special edition mini digimag, we delve into Josje’s creative world, offering a closer look at her journey and the narratives behind her standout works. From the deeply personal reflections of "Flea Show," which explores family memory and loss, to the speculative nuances of her debut novel Fake Fish, Josje’s writing invites us into layered worlds where the lines between truth and fiction blur. Through her art, she addresses timely concerns, such as the societal effects of misinformation, while emphasizing the timeless need for genuine human connection.
We are honored to feature Josje Weusten in this spotlight and invite you to experience her impactful storytelling. Thank you for joining us in celebrating one of our most inspiring writers.
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Low Hanging Fruit is in the process of becoming. That being said, we are interested in a variety of genres and mediums. From poetry to photography, we seek anything you think can be expressed on a page or screen.
While we are interested in an array of mediums, we have some interests. Special attention is given to speculative and socio-political fiction or works meant to challenge world views or color our mental associations. For visual works, anything goes. Comics and compilations/series are welcome, physical and digital art.