D.A. Lockhart is a Moravian of the Thames First Nation writer and MFA graduate whose award-recognized work spans multiple poetry and short fiction collections.
With her direct and clear poetic voice, Isabella Wang appropriates the markers of Canadian poetry – landscape, identity and place – but makes them entirely her own.
Jennifer Baker is interested in interdisciplinary approaches to experimental poetics, and her material poetics work will appear in the upcoming Delisted Project
With raw language and searing imagery, Jumoke Verissimo’s Circumtrauma unfolds the trauma of war while offering a path towards healing and reconciliation.
Kacper Bartczak is a Polish poet and scholar whose award-recognized work engages closely with contemporary American poetry through both writing and translation.
Melissa Powless Day writes Indigenous poetry rooted in Anishinaabe and Kanien’kehá:ka identity, weaving cultural memory, land, and lived experience into contemporary lyrical work.
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