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Catherine Trundle

Catherine Trundle is a writer and medical anthropologist living in Melbourne, Australia. Her poems have been published in a range of Australasian journals, including Landfall, Takahe, Poetry New Zealand Yearbook, and Flash Frontier. Her short fictions have been anthologized in various volumes, including The Best Small Fictions (Sonder Press), have won prizes and been short and long listed in a range of flash fiction competitions, including the New Zealand Flash Fiction Prize, and the Bath International Flash Fiction Prize

Slow Softening

I’ve grown tiny gills for you pulling and puffing reaching and rushing Expel me into the shallow goo putrid duck pond brutal blows to the chest the hollow fists O infant robber king I spend eternity tending to my impaled …

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