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J.D. Harlock

@JD_Harlock on X (formerly Twitter) @jd_harlock on Instagram and Threads
J.D. Harlock is a Syrian-Lebanese-Palestinian writer and editor based in Beirut. In addition to their work at Solarpunk Magazine, as a poetry editor, and at Android Press, as an editor, J.D. Harlock’s writing has been featured in Strange Horizons, New York University's Library of Arabic Literature, and the SFWA Blog.
J.D. Harlock's alliterative verse (and alliterative free verse) includes the following poems:
  • cyber-life, solar-tech (Originally published in Star*Line 45, vol. 4)
  • The Blasted Brigade’s Ballistic Bio-Armour (a biopunk poem), originally published in the Spring 2023 “Weird Fiction Issue” of the Rio Grande Review
  • To Consecrate Our Calamities,To Commemorate This Carnage (originally published in The B’K Vol. 15, Issue 3)
  • Solar Punks (The Dread Machines)
  • I thought the end of the world would be more exciting than this, in Strange Horizons
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