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LYNN WHITE Lynn White lives in North Wales. Her work is influenced by issues of social justice and events, places and people she has known or imagined. She is especially interested in exploring the boundaries of dream, fantasy and reality. She was shortlisted in the Theatre Cloud ‘War Poetry for Today’ competition and has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, Best of the Net and a Rhysling Award. Find Lynn at: https://lynnwhitepoetry.blogspot.com and https://www.facebook.com/Lynn-White-Poetry-1603675983213077/. MARTINE RANCARANI Martine Rancarani teaches Arts, and she practices every day all its different techniques. She examines, tries, explores, experiments, and starts over again, in order to express her commitments through stills or animated images. She most often produces series. She leaves a lot to chance, and observes what happens. As an actress and a spectator of her visual Art, she puts in perspective the image and the technique used to produce it. Ecology, body language, the image and the position of women in society, clothing, and nature vs. culture are the major issues she considers through her work. NATASHA BREDLE Natasha Bredle is an emerging writer based in Ohio. She likes sunsets and the quiet, and is the caretaker of several exotic pets. You can find her work in Peach Mag, Full House Lit, and Anti-Heroin Chic, to name a few. PHOBE CHEN PRISCILLA RAITZA Priscilla Raitza is a bookworm, musician, debater and tennis-player. She is 16 years old and lives in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Priscilla is intrigued by realistic fiction and hopes to amplify the voices of today’s generation. She loves to travel and capture moments of beauty. Her favorite school subjects are German, English and Ethics. RALPH LAM Ralph Lam is a junior at Phillips Academy Andover from Hong Kong. Ralph enjoys writing about family, culture, and the impact they have on identity; he likes to read his work in front of his plants, as they make for a quiet and respectful audience. He also tends to look far too closely into every scene of a movie. Ralph’s work has been recognized by the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards and published in various literary journals. When Ralph isn’t sitting at his desk, he is traveling across Hong Kong to encourage younger generations to pick up a pencil and write; he believes that everyone should have access to a platform to express their creative agency. RICHARD XU SARAH LAM SUNNIE QIU TIA LI Tia Li is an art student at Crofton House School. She enjoys animation and concept design and wishes to enter the field of animation. She believes animation is an essential visual influence that delivers animators’ messages to all people, all classes, and nations. VICKY NGUYEN Vicky (Vy) Nguyen grew up in Saigon and lives in BC, but often finds herself jet-lagged anywhere in between. She is a rising senior interested in history, politics, and life sciences. Vicky enjoys chuckling at history memes, unsuccessfully quoting Frost, not learning the subjunctive mood, and sipping cold matcha latte. Her writings can be found on her blog Rants and Rambles at talesoftwocountries.blogspot.com, where she overuses the past tense. VIELA HU Viela Hu is an artist based in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Her works range a variety from ink illustration to large scale installations while exploring the relationships between herself, the people around her, and the world in which she lives in. Her website is www.vielahu.com. ARTISTS FROM REV<strong>IV</strong>E TOMORROW (p.22) Viela Hu, David Tang, Brian Yoo, YanQing Shen (Eric), Ruby Zhang, Rachel Zhang, Angelina Liu, Richard Xu, Louis Liu, Amy Park 38 www.pluvialitmag.com
BY RICHARD XU ABOUT PLUVIA A LITERARY ARTS JOURNAL <strong>Pluvia</strong> is an international non-profit literary arts journal that publishes online 3-4 times a year. We accept creative art forms, whether it be poetry, prose, or visual arts. We seek to amplify both emerging and established voices, with a particular emphasis on BIPOC and underrepresented writers and artists. Inspired by rain’s beauty and by how often it is overlooked, our mission is to utilize the creative arts as a path for societal change and expression of the inner self. We hope to publish works that are raw and honest; works that excavate and uncover the beauty in the small. We are not looking for a particular theme or aesthetic so we welcome all works, whether they be lost in the tumultuous waves of existence, or basking under the emerging sun of a rainstorm. www.pluvialitmag.com 39
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