Johanna Emeney, in an interview with the New Zealand Books Council, mentions Ivy Alvarez’s poems, which appear in the Poetry New Zealand Yearbook 2020.
As Jack has done in previous editions, you’ve given some poets more than one poem. How so?
Some of the poems seemed to belong as a ‘set’. For example, Chris Tse’s ghost poems and Ivy Alvarez’s poems based on Filipino sayings.
Ivy Alvarez features with three poems in the Sheltering issue of MiGoZine.
Ivy Alvarez travels to Canberra to share her work with the audience at That Poetry Thing on 23 December 2019, starting 7 pm.
Neon editor Krishan Coupland nominates Ivy Alvarez’s short story, “Cipher” for a Pushcart Prize, soon to be published in Issue 49 of the journal.
An audio version of “Cipher” first appeared on ABC Radio National’s Soundproof program.
“Cipher” subsequently appeared in the anthology Philippine Speculative Fiction #11.
