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a treatise on home
From: The Unpublished City
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The Unpublished City was conceived to show the (Multipli)City of writers that call Toronto home; that the City of Toronto might hear the wonderful voices of the City’s own true imaginaries. The idea here is to read ‘unpublished’ not simply as not in print, but as the narratives, and imaginations of the City that are present, and not yet fully realized, nor
acknowledged. In these stories and poems we apprehend what lies on the surface of the City’s glass walls, in the depths of its rapidly and perennially urbanized landscape, and in its bristling and multilingual streets.
Contributors
Lue Boileau
Lue Boileau is a storyteller and performer with origins in Portland, Jamaica. She writes magical realism, poetry, short fiction and erotica. Her work has been featured as a guest author at the annual Naked Heart Literary Festival, and From The Root: Literary Journal for Women of Colour. She is a Diaspora Dialogues author and is currently working on her manuscript of short afro-futurist fiction, A Whistling Woman.
