We are so excited to share the stunning cover of our upcoming issue, Vol. 15!

Cover art by Cadence Dutchyn.

Vol.15 features new work by Nhung An, Katherine Barbour, V.C. Blackhouse, Ronna Bloom, Ash Caton, Brian Clark, Mark Foss, Francesca, A.N. Grace, Matthew Heiti, Christina Hennemann, Christine Higdon, Lisa Jones, Ripley Kemp, Alysha Mohamed, Lyz Pfister, Calum Robertson, Matthew Roy, Mahaila Smith, Anna Veprinska, Yasmin Wooldridge and Patrick Wright!

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Meet Patrick Wright! Patrick’s hybrid piece, “A Village Full of Woollen Things,” will be featured in our upcoming issue, Vol. 15!

How Patrick describes “A Village Full of Woollen Things” in 12 words or less:
“A Welsh village where all the residents are made of wool.”

Patrick Wright has a poetry collection, Full Sight of Her (Eyewear), which was nominated for the John Pollard Prize. He has also been shortlisted for the Bridport Prize. His poems have appeared in Poetry Ireland Review, The North, Southword, Poetry Salzburg, Agenda, Wasafiri and London Magazine. He has a second collection, Exit Strategy, which will be published by Broken Sleep Books (2025).

Meet Yasmin Wooldridge! Yasmin’s poems, “6:45 a.m.” and “Memori,” will be featured in our upcoming issue, Vol. 15!

How Yasmin describes “6:45 a.m.” and “Memori,” in 12 words or less:
“Grief juxtaposed between absence of life and presence in nature; fluidity of time within a memory.”

Yasmin Wooldridge is a creative bog-hag, primarily a poet, living on Treaty 4 Territory. Born in Karachi, Pakistan, she and her family lived there for 18 months, then they spent five years in Doha, Qatar. In her youth she and family travelled widely, giving her a great scope of experiences and knowledge. She inherited a curious, wandering spirit from her mother, and it is the elements of travel and grief that reflect in her work. She was a reader for the Jaipur Literature Festival Toronto 2020 and the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild Book Bytes series 2022, and has been published in [SPACE] Magazine.