Easter is a great time to reconnect with loved one & ask the political opinions of your 8-yr-old cousin: "I would turn Trump into a grape and then swallow him whole so he could feel the torture of the digestive system."

8-yr-old cousin: "I miss that tramp" -refering to our old trampoline

I have some complaints.

my favorite part of writing is getting it perfect on the first try and liking myself a lot the entire time

me: “I look like hell” my aunt: you are a CHILD of GOD

money isn't real

Reading Toni Morrison's The Source of Self-Regard (highly recommend) and I haven't been able to get this quote off my mind for weeks: "How successful were we in convincing our children that it doesn't matter that their comfort was wrested and withheld from other children?"

I'm so thrilled to finally hold and read my own poetry chapbook!

The magazine I'm a part of is now accepting Creative Writing or Visual Art submissions that explore "the body" for anyone who might be interested!

Two weeks just didn't seem like ample time to accommodate the wealth of talent pouring in since submissions opened. We are now extending our submission deadline to the 29th of October! For more information on submission guidelines, please visit heldmagazine.com

Excited to join these wonderful authors for the reading tonight!

We are launching the Third Issue of Held Magazine online on Monday, February 7 by 8pm. The event link can be accessed below and there'll be ASL interpretation. We look forward to seeing you there! Zoom link - zoom.us/j/97930744407 #LiteraryMagazine #LiteraryEvent #Literature

Mackenzie Wiebe is a queer poet, writer, and editor from Edmonton, Alberta as well as an incoming MFA candidate at the University of Guelph. Join us for an enchanting night on Monday, May 9 at 7 pm ET as Mackenzie reads with us 🤩

Will be reading some new "material" on fabric at this event tonight!

Will be co-organizing these, y'all should apply (honorariums of $150 this year)!

Excited to have published this piece with Plentitude Magazine! Read the rest at: plenitudemagazine.ca/dresser-drawer…