Yesterday's Goo

Liminal Festival 2024



 
 
 

Yesterday’s Goo

‘I kept dripping yesterday’s goo’, Jenny Zhang writes, in her collection Baby First Birthday. Poems can be glorious repositories for the gooey, the disgusting, the visceral, the scatalogical. What can we read into such abject textures? Panda Wong writes, ‘memories are the meat of the world. I’m chewing over them like sinew.’ In this conversation, poets Jenny Zhang and Panda Wong discuss their poetics of disgust, of abjection, and of grief.  


 

Liminal Festival 2024

The Liminal Festival took place 2–4 August 2024, in partnership with The Wheeler Centre. This collection of work is in concert with, and responds to, the panels, conversations and provocations put forth by some of the nation’s most talented writers, artists and thinkers. Find out more about the Liminal Festival here.

Hasib Hourani