Exploring the intricate connections between lyricism in poetry and music and diving into the artistry behind the words that resonate with us.
death of a rabbit is a multi-medium, multifaceted art journal inspired by the written word. Focusing predominantly on the prose of music, death of a rabbit highlights unique and innovative songwriters across genre boundaries. The web-based publication also highlights writing submissions from its readers, composing a blog diverse in style, medium, and perspective. A BIPOC and queer-friendly publication, death of a rabbit aims to celebrate the sheer multiplicity of prose and the voices behind it. From poetry to short stories, songs to novels, death of a rabbit offers something for everyone.
Writing is expanded upon by death of a rabbit through its uniquely multi-media focus. An emphasis on music adds a sonic element to the written word, and prompts the exploration of further creative formats in concert photography, artist interviews, and track dissections. In the future, death of a rabbit aims to publish physical zines to further build upon the world of literature, with regular editions including a variety of writing and artwork from diverse voices united by a throughline focusing on a particular experience, identity, or theme.
A publication by artists and for artists, death of a rabbit aims to help provide aspiring writers with a platform, as well as support rising artists who’ve demonstrated unique creative capabilities, while championing an overall DIY ethos throughout the creative process.
Our Team
Chloe Gonzales
Founder & Creative Director
Writer & Photographer for Luna Collective, Ease Up Magazine, ugly hug, and UCLA Radio, Chloe aims to make lyricism and poetry accessible to all. Portfolio.
Maren Logan
Editor in Chief, Arts Director
Writer & multi-media artist, published or forthcoming in Pleiades, Penn Review, Frontier, and Only Poems. Portfolio.
Dylan Simmons
Music Director
Writer & Photographer for UCLA Radio, Epitaph Records, and RefineLA. Portfolio.
Dylan Prince
Music Director
Music photographer, multi-media artist, and student at Berklee College of Music, Dylan aims to explore and document the intersection of music, art, and visual storytelling.
