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ISBN: 9781773100180-03
Categories:
- Subject → Death & Dying
- Literary Theory → Feminist Theory
- Writing Style → Perspective → First Person
- Form → Poetry → Free Verse
- Subject → Identity
- Writing Style → Literary Device → Imagery
- Author Identity → LGBTQ+ Authors → Non-Binary Authors
- Region → Canadian Literature → Ontario Literature
- Author Identity → LGBTQ+ Authors → Queer Authors
- Subject → Queer Literature
- Subject → Relationships
- Subject → Identity → Sexual Identity
- Subject → Sexuality
- Uncategorized
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Poems III
From: Ritual Lights
$2.60
Two Virgos – Hashime Murayama with My Legs Stirrup-Splayed – Tree Planters – Bright, Heavy Things – Audrey’s House – Girls Who – Board – Ritual Loop – Dad’s Not Good on the Phone – Clearwater – Reading Sharon Olds in the Tub – Wedding – Husband – Compulsory – Not Puddles – Quitting My Meds – Kandinsky – January 5
Contributors
Joelle Barron
Joelle Barron is a writer living as a settler on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe of Treaty 3 (Kenora, ON). They received an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia in 2014. Their poems have appeared in several magazines, including ARC Poetry Magazine, Plenitude Magazine, the New Quarterly, and SAD Mag. “A Girl Like This Might Have Loved Glenn Gould” won the Malahat Review’s Open Season Award in 2014; “Mercurial” placed third in CV2’s 2-Day Poem Contest in 2017. Joelle works as a co-ordinator for SPACE, an LGBT2S+ youth group.
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