Current Events – 21st Reading Season

As we continue to amplify the voices of diverse and vibrant poets from across the breadth of Nations, territories, habitats, waterways, and provinces commonly known as Canada, we recognize that “Poetry London” uses colonial language that does not reflect our organization’s ethos. We are in the process of changing the name of the Poetry London reading series to Antler River Poetry, which borrows from the transliterated Anishinabemowin Deshkan Ziibi, one of the original and continuous names for the river… Read on.

Antler River Poetry Presents Cory Lavender & Moez Surani with local opener E.G.N. Lafleur

Wednesday November 20th, from 7:00pm to 8:30pm downstairs at the Landon Branch London Public Library at 167 Wortley Road

Light blue poster advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday November 20th event featuring Cory Lavender and Moez Surani. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. We encourage you to wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community. We are grateful for our generous event sponsors including Gaspereau Press, Book*Hug Press, London Arts Council, The City of London, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, Canada Council for the Arts, The League of Canadian Poets, digibee.net, and The London Public Library. We are thrilled to announce that our November reading will feature readings from the wonderful Cory Lavender & Moez Surani with local opener E.G.N. Lafleur 🍁📚 Please join us on Wednesday, November 20 from 7-8:30pm at Landon Public Library in Wortley Village for our last reading before the holiday season & new year, it’s going to be an incredible evening! 🎉

Poet Bios:

E.G.N. Lafleur is a poet, essayist, and postulant for priesthood in the Anglican Church of Canada. She writes on the cultural history of queerness and the church, camp, liberation, and the middle ages. You can find her on X @egnlafleur and her essays on Substack at egnlafleur.substack.com or egnlafleur.com. Her first poetry chapbook, THE MAGI COME TO TORONTO, is out with Kith Books on November 15.

Antler River Poetry Presents Sarah Burgoyne & Luke Hathaway

Wednesday October 23rd, from 7:00pm to 8:30pm downstairs at the Landon Branch London Public Library at 167 Wortley Road

Light red poster advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday October 23rd event featuring Sarah Burgoyne and Luke Hathaway. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. We encourage you to wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community. We are grateful for our generous event sponsors including Coach House Books, Biblioasis, London Arts Council, The City of London, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, Canada Council for the Arts, digibee.net, and The London Public Library.Join Antler River Poetry Wednesday evening October 23rd for great poetry from Sarah Burgoyne and Luke Hathaway. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. We encourage you to wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community.

We are grateful for our generous event sponsors including Coach House Books, Biblioasis, London Arts Council, The City of London, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, Canada Council for the Arts, digibee.net, and The London Public Library.

Wed Sept 18th / Central Library:
Antler River Poetry Presents katherena vermette

Coming up next week: acclaimed novelist/poet katherena vermette kicks off our season w/ local opener Melissa Schnarr.

Yellow and orange poster advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday September 18th event featuring katherena vermette with local opener Melissa Schnarr. The event will take place at Central Library (251 Dundas Street, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. We encourage you to wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community. Event sponsors include House of Anansi Press, Penguin Random House Canada, London Arts Council, The City of London, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, Canada Council for the Arts, digibee.net, and The London Public Library. Our events will return to Landon Branch Library in October 2024.

Please join us on September 18 from 7-8:30pm at the Central Library on Dundas St. — all other regular-season events will be hosted at the Landon Library — for what is sure to be a spectacular reading! katherena will also be launching her new novel, real ones (Penguin Random House), at this event, so you won’t want to miss it!

Melissa Schnarr is Anishinaabe & Kanien’kehá:ka from Bkejwanong Territory. Her first chapbook, Secondhand Moccasins, was published by Anstruther Press.

Wednesday September 18th, 7:00pm
Central Branch London Library
251 Dundas Stret London Ontario
Free: Reserve your seat.

Make sure to reserve your FREE seat here: eventbrite.ca/e/antler…

Antler River Poetry is Delighted to Announce the Readers for Our 2024/2025 Season

We are thrilled to announce our full 2024-2025 lineup! Poet bios/pics & more event info coming soon.

September 18, 2024: katherena vermette
October 23, 2024: Sarah Burgoyne & Luke Hathaway
November 20, 2024: Cory Lavender & Moez Surani
January 22, 2025: Ellen Chang-Richardson & Ronna Bloom
February 26, 2025: Em Dial & Michelle Doege
March 19, 2025: Ashley-Elizabeth Best & Sarah Yi-Mei Tsiang
April 23, 2025: Ayaz Pirani & Zoe Whittall

Mark the dates in your calendars, set your reminders, remember to spread the word, and above all, come listen to the readings. Bring a friend. Check here and on our social media for updates.

We are looking forward to seeing all of you at the reading!

Antler River Poetry is made possible through the very generous support of the London Arts Council, City of London, Ontario Arts Council, Government of Ontario, Canada Council for the Arts, League of Canadian Poets, digibee.net, London Public Library, and our numerous community partners & publisher sponsors.

White and grey poster with floral motifs announcing Antler River Poetry's 2024-25 season! September 18, 2024: katherena vermette October 23, 2024: Sarah Burgoyne & Luke Hathaway November 20, 2024: Cory Lavender & Moez Surani January 22, 2025: Ellen Chang-Richardson & Ronna Bloom February 26, 2025: Em Dial & Michelle Doege March 19, 2025: Ashley-Elizabeth Best & Sarah Yi-Mei Tsiang April 23, 2025: Ayaz Pirani & Zoe Whittall Antler River Poetry is made possible through the very generous support of the London Arts Council, City of London, Ontario Arts Council, Government of Ontario, Canada Council for the Arts, League of Canadian Poets, digibee.net, London Public Library, and our numerous community partners & publisher sponsors.

The 2024 London Black History Coordinating Committee Emancipation Day Poetry Contest

We are delighted to publish the winning poems of the inaugural Emancipation Day poetry contest judged by Matthew Dawkins, Cornel Grey, and Christina Lord. This contest was hosted by the London Black History Coordinating Committee (LBHCC) in partnership with Spoken Culture and Antler River Poetry.

About the LBHCC: “The goal of the London Black History Coordinating Committee is to engage the community in celebrating Black History Month through organizing, supporting, and collaborating with community organizations on programs and activities that are available in the region to educate, inform and uplift.”

From the LBHCC about Emancipation Day: “Slavery was abolished throughout the British colonies with the passing of the Slavery Abolition Act on August 1, 1833. Since 1834, Emancipation Day celebrations occurred in Ontario and Quebec then in communities throughout the rest of Canada in 1846 and 1858.”

1st Prize: “Dawn of Liberation” by Gift Anumadu

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Gift Anumadu

Gift is a dedicated healthcare giver passionate about patient care and well-being. She has honed skills in providing compassionate and effective support to patients. A poet whose work captures the beauty and complexity of human emotions. She finds inspiration in everyday experiences, weaving together a life dedicated to healing and artistic expression.

2nd Prize: “Echoes of the Wind” by Paleesa Kapoor

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Paleesa Kapoor

Paleesa Kapoor is a student at Western University whose work has been published in the Western Public Art Exhibition, called Nuit Violette, ICONOCLAST (Western University’s arts & culture collective) for the issue called Witness, and MJF Creative Magazine Issues 1 and 2 (a Toronto-based up-and-coming creative house for artists and writers who deserve the spotlight). The story of life may have black splotches, but Paleesa hopes to inspire people with each of her elegant strokes of ink.

 

The 2024 Antler River Poetry Contest Winning Poems

We are delighted to publish the winning poems of our 2024 poetry contest judged by Annick MacAskill. Along with the winning poems, we are including the poets’ photos and bios and the judge’s notes.

1st Prize: “Parkinson’s: A Petrarchan Sonnet” by Christopher Green

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Christopher Green

Christopher Richard Green is a multidisciplinary artist, born and raised in London, Ontario. With a passion for self-expression, he explores the human condition through photography and more recently, creative writing. His work reflects an introspective pursuit of meaning and identity amidst the complexities of contemporary life. This is his first poetry publication!

Judge’s Notes

Exemplary in its mastery of rhyme, diction, and metaphor, “Parkinson’s: A Petrarchan Sonnet” is an honest, moving poem.

2nd Prize: “genesis” by Olivia Saldua

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Olivia Saldua

Olivia Saldua is an aspiring writer from Brampton, Ontario (who just moved away from London). She attended Western University, where she studied French and English, with a minor in Creative Writing. She also studied creative writing with a specialization in poetry at Humber’s School for Writers. She is in the process of getting her debut collection published. She is always looking for her next adventure.

Judge’s Notes

Direct and surprising, “genesis” offers a fresh take on one of our world’s oldest myths.

3rd Prize: “Moose Poem” by Gray Brogden

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Gray Brodgen

The 2023/24 Student Writer-in-Residence at Western University, Gray Brogden is a passionate writer, poet, and performer, living and studying on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, Lūnaapéewak and Attawandaron peoples (London ON). Her work has been published in local, provincial and national anthologies, and she was the 2023 recipient of both the Lillian Kroll Prize in Creative Writing and the Marguerite R. Dow Canadian Heritage Writing Award.

Judge’s Notes

“Moose Poem” is charmingly enigmatic. A promising piece of writing.

 

Announcing the Winners of Our 2024 Poetry Contest

We are delighted to reveal the winners of our 2024 open theme poetry contest, chosen by Annick MacAskill

1st Prize: “Parkinson’s: A Petrarchan Sonnet”
by Christopher Green

2nd Prize: “genesis”
by Olivia Saldua

3rd Prize: “Moose Poem”
by Gray Brogden

Hear these poems at our Wednesday April 24 event at 7:00pm, details below.

Antler River Poetry Presents Drew McEwan and Annick MacAskill

Yellow and orange poster advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday April 24th event featuring Drew McEwan and Annick MacAskill. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. We encourage you to wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community. Event sponsors include Gaspereau Press, London Arts Council, The City of London, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, Canada Council for the Arts, digibee.net, and The London Public Library. Happy spring poetry lovers! We are pleased to invite you to our poetry season finale on Wednesday April 24th, featuring sure-to-be fantastic readings from Drew McEwan, Annick MacAskill and our 2024 poetry contest winners. We are looking forward to seeing you all at the readings.

  • Readings: 7:00-8:30pm
  • Landon Branch Library
  • 167 Wortley Road in London

Bios:

We strongly encourage masks. Seating is limited.

Antler River Poetry Presents Ben Robinson and Aaron Kreuter

Wednesday, March 20 2024 at Landon Branch London Public Library

Yellow and orange poster advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday March 20th event featuring Ben Robinson and Aaron Kreuter. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. We strongly encourage you to wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community. Event sponsors include Palimpsest Press, University of Regina Press, London Arts Council, The City of London, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, Canada Council for the Arts, digibee.net, and The London Public Library.Hey poets & poetry lovers! Our penultimate season reading is right around the corner, and we’re delighted to be hosting the incredible Ben Robinson & Aaron Kreuter We do hope you’ll join us on Wednesday, March 20 from 7:00-8:30 pm at the Landon Branch Library in Wortley Village for what is sure to be a fantastic evening

Poet Bios:

P.S. We missed Kit Roffey at our January event, but they will join Ben and Aaron on Wednesday. Kit Roffey’s work appears in Vallum Magazine, Grain Magazine, EVENT Poetry & Prose and others. Their first collection of poetry, Civilian of Dirt, is out now with 845 Press.

Poetry Contest Deadline Extended!

Dear poets, we are extending the Antler River Poetry 2024 Open Theme Contest entry deadline to Monday March 18th, 2024. You now have until then to submit your work. For more information about the contest please visit our Poetry Contest page.

Antler River Poetry 2024 Open Theme Contest

Antler River Poetry 2024 Open Theme Poetry Contest - Call for Submissions - for London, Ontario and area residents only - DEADLINE: MARCH 15th, 2024. Judge: Annick MacAskill. First Prize: $100. Second Prize: $75. Third Prize: $50. Submit one poem up to 40 lines on any topic in any style to: arpcontest@gmail.com Winning Poems will be published on Antler River Poetry's website: www.antlerriverpoetry.caSubmit your best work to Antler River Poetry’s 2024 Open Theme poetry contest, judged by Governor General Award winning poet Annick MacAskill! Contest entries must be one poem of no more than 40 lines, on any topic, in any style; only submit original work that has not been previously published in print or online. No AI-generated submissions are allowed.

Send poems in PDF format by email only to arpcontest@gmail.com. Please include your name, your complete contact information (including mailing address), and the title of your poem in the body of the email. Poems will be presented anonymously to our judge, so please do not include your name in the PDF file of your poem. You must be a resident of (or attending school in) London, ON and surrounding area to enter. Winners will be announced in mid-April 2024 (only winners will be contacted)

  • First Prize is $100
  • Second Prize is $75
  • Third Prize is $50

The winning poets will have their work published on Antler River Poetry’s website and will be invited to read their winning pieces at our April event.

Antler River Poetry Presents Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm & Rasiqra Revulva with a local opener Shayla Bramer.

7pm on Valentine’s Day 2024 at Landon Branch London Public Library

Yellow and orange poster advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday February 14th event featuring Rasiqra Revulva, Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm, local opener Shayla Bramer, and guest artist Memengwaans Ireland. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. We strongly encourage you to wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community. Event sponsors include Wolsak & Wynn, Wilfred Laurier University Press, London Arts Council, The City of London, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, Canada Council for the Arts, digibee.net, and The London Public Library. Can you think of a better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than listening to live expressions of the most romantic form of literature? Neither can we! Please join us on Wednesday, February 14 from 7-8:30 PM at Landon Library as we welcome the incredible Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm & Rasiqra Revulva with local opener Shayla Bramer It’s going to be yet another wonderful event and we’re very much looking forward to seeing you all there

Poet Bios:

Antler River Poetry Rings in the New Year with Readings from Karen Schindler, Rob McLennan, and Poets with Chapbooks

7pm on Wednesday January 17 2024 at Landon Branch London Public Library

Antler River Poetry presents Karen Schindler and rob mclennan. With special guest readings from two poetrs with new champbooks from 845 Press and Rose Garden Press! Come celebrate small press culture with us. January 17 Reading: 7-8-30pm London Branch Library 167 Wortley Rd. 519-439-6240. The poster features black and white photo portraits of Karen Schindler and rob mclennan and logos of sponsors.We hope you all had a wonderful holiday and that 2024 has been treating you well so far! A new year means new poets, and we’re thrilled to kick off the 2024 portion of our season with the incredible Karen Schindler & rob mclennan (with opener(s) TBA) We hope you’ll join us on Wednesday, January 17 from 7-8:30pm @ Landon Library in Wortley Village, it’s sure to be a great event!

Poet Bios:
Karen Schindler
rob mclennan

Antler River Poetry Presents

Anahita Jamali Rad, Darby Minott Bradford, and Local Opener Izzy Siebert

Yellow poster advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday November 22nd event featuring Anahita Jamali Rad and D.M. Bradford. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. We strongly encourage you to wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community. Event sponsors including TalonBooks, Brick Books, London Arts Council, The City of London, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, The League of Canadian Poets, Canada Council for the Arts, digibee.net, and The London Public Library. Happy November poets and poetry lovers! We’re thrilled to be hosting Anahita Jamali Rad and D.M. Bradford with local opener Izzy Siebert on Wednesday, November 22 (from 7:00pm to 8:30pm) at Landon Library in Wortley Village!

This is sure to be a reading you won’t want to miss, so we hope to see you all there! ☺️

Poet Bios:

We strongly encourage masks.

Event sponsors include TalonBooks, Brick Books, London Arts Council, The City of London, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, The League of Canadian Poets, Canada Council for the Arts, digibee.net, and The London Public Library.

Antler River Poetry Presents

Susan Braley, Adebe DeRango-Adem with Local Opener Claudia Kindrachuk

Join us on Wednesday, October 18 at 7:00 PM at Landon Library in Wortley Village for what we’re sure is going to be yet another spectacular evening, with readings by Susan Braley, Adebe DeRango-Adem and local opener Claudia Kindrachuk Set your reminders; you won’t want to miss it!

Poet Bios:

Claudia Kindrachuk is an avid writer of poetry and fiction, with particular interest in the experimental and science fiction. Her work has appeared in local publications in both London and Toronto. She is currently completing her undergraduate in English and Creative Writing at Western. Find her on Instagram @claudiakindrachuk

Don’t forget to spread the word. See you all at the readings. Bring a friend.

Antler River Poetry Presents

Next week, we kick off our 20th season with a special evening of poetry and song, featuring Tyler Pennock & Brock Stonefish with local opener Katherine Barbour.

Purple poster advertising Antler River Poetry's September 20th event featuring Tyler Pennock & Brock Stonefish. Takes place at 7:00pm at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, 519-439-6240). Masks are strongly encourage. Event sponsors include the Ontario Arts Council, London Arts Council, League of Canadian Poets, Ojistoh Publishing, Brick Books, and digibee.net.

Come join us on Wednesday, September 20th from 7pm to 8:30pm at Landon Library in Wortley Village. Featuring readings from Tyler Pennock and Brock Stonefish with local opener Katherine Barbour. It’s sure to be an incredible event — we look forward to welcoming you back.

  • Wednesday September 20th
  • Performances at 7:00pm
  • Landon Branch
  • 167 Wortley Road London Ontario

Masks are strongly encouraged. All welcome!

Event sponsors include the Ontario Arts Council, London Arts Council, League of Canadian Poets, Ojistoh Publishing, Brick Books, and digibee.net.

Antler River Poetry 20th Reading Season

Hey poets and poetry lovers, we’re excited to announce our fantastic 2023-24 poet lineup! Reader bios, pictures and more event information coming soon.

Orange poster with floral motifs announcing Antler River Poetry's 2023-24 season! September 20, 2023: Tyler Pennock & Brock Stonefish October 18, 2023: Susan Braley & Adebe DeRango-Adem November 22, 2023: Anahita Jamali Rad & D.M. Bradford January 17, 2024: Karen Schindler/chapbook poets & rob mclennan February 14, 2024: Rasiqra Revulva & Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm March 20, 2024: Ben Robinson & Aaron Kreuter April 24, 2024: Drew McEwan & Annick MacAskill

Mark the dates in your calendars, set your reminders, remember to spread the word, and above all, come listen to the readings. Bring a friend. Check here and on our social media for updates.

We are looking forward to seeing all of you at the reading!

Antler River Poetry Presents: Manahil Bandukwala & Matt Robinson

Wednesday April 19th 2023 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm downstairs at the Landon Branch London Public Library at 167 Wortley Road

Light purple poster advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday April 19th event featuring poets Manahil Bandukwala, Matt Robinson, and Pujita Verma. The event will take place at Landon Branch library (167 Wortley Road, London Ontario). Readings are from 7:00-830pm. Please wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community.Happy Spring poets and poetry lovers! We’re pleased to announce that our final reading of the 2022/2023 regular season will take place on Wednesday, April 19 from 7-8:30 at Landon Library in Wortley Village! Featuring readings from Manahil Bandukwala and Matt Robinson, with local opener Pujita Verma, it’s sure to be a wonderful and inspiring evening!

To protect vulnerable community members, masks are required and will be provided to you if you do not have one We look forward to seeing you all soon!

Antler River Poetry Presents: Conyer Clayton & Robert Colman

Wednesday March 22nd 2023 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm downstairs at the Landon Branch London Public Library, 167 Wortley Road

Light blue poster with brown text advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday March 22nd event featuring poets Robert Colman, Conyer Clayton, and Siddharth Maheshwari. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. Please wear a mask to protect vulnerable members of our community.It’s that time again, our March reading is in a couple short weeks Antler River Poetry is delighted to welcome Conyer Clayton and Robert Colman with local opener @TheMasherPotato on March 22nd at 7:00PM at the Landon Branch in Wortley

A reminder that we ask all guests to wear a mask to the event; masks will be provided for those who do not have one

Antler River Poetry Presents Natalie Wee and T. Liem

Wednesday February 15th 2023 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm downstairs at the Landon Branch of the London Public Library in Wortley Village

Beige poster with green text advertising Antler River Poetry's Wednesday February 15th 2023 event featuring poets Natalie Wee, T. Liem, and Matthew Dawkins. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. Please wear a mask.

Our second live reading of 2023 is in just over a week! We are delighted to welcome T. Liem and Natalie Wee with local opener Matthew Dawkins. A reminder, we ask all guests to wear a mask to the event; masks will be provided for those who do not have one

The local opener, Matthew Dawkins is a Jamaican award-winning author and poet whose work explores subject matters including adolescence, race, nationhood, and mental health. Until We Break is his debut novel. Matthew is currently the Student-Writer-in-Residence at Western University where he pursues a Bachelor of Arts in The School for Advanced Studies in Arts and Humanities and English Literature. Matthew’s work has been featured in Westwind Poetry, Indolent Books, Pinhole Poetry, and more. When he’s not writing, Matthew can often be found spending time with the people he loves and creating new memories.

Follow Matthew on Twitter at @matthewd_writes

March and April Event Updates

Hey poetry lovers and ARP fans, due to scheduling conflicts, we’ve had to shuffle our March and April poets and book one new poet (Randell Adjei had to cancel). Here is the new lineup:

Happy New Year Poets and Poetry Fans Antler River Poetry Is Back on Wednesday January 18th with an In-Person Event Featuring Daniel Scott Tysdal and R. Kolewe with Local Opener Gray Brogden

Wednesday January 18th 2023, 7:00 – 8:30pm at the Landon Branch of the London Public Library, 167 Wortley Road

White and red poster for Antler River Poetry's Wednesday January 18th event featuring poets Daniel Scott Tysdal and R. Kolewe. The event will take place at Landon Branch Library (167 Wortley Road, London ON). Readings are from 7:00-8:30pm. Please wear a mask.

For our first reading of 2023, we are proud to present Daniel Scott Tysdal and R. Kolewe with local opener Gray Brogden on January 18 at 7:00 PM at the Landon Library in Wortley Village A reminder, we ask all guests to wear a mask to the event; masks will be provided for those who do not have one

The local opener, Gray Brogden is an English and Creative Writing student at Western University. Born in Regina SK, she now splits time between London ON, and the East Coast of Nova Scotia. She is an accomplished poet with over 20 published works. Her poems have been featured in The Sudbury Star, Western University student publications, as well as local, provincial and national anthologies. In her spare time, Gray can be found obsessively writing and revising, binge reading, or working on jigsaw puzzles. You can find her on Instagram @graybrogden16

We look forward to seeing all of you at our in-person readings! To protect vulnerable community members, please wear a mask. Please note: we are not offering pre-reading workshops this season.

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