Past Contributor Reading Series: Rozina Jessa

First up in our PCRS Rozina Jessa reading “Little Brown Boy From Nelson” published in our most recent issue, untethered Vol. 5.1 (you can read the poem in our excerpts pages here too!)

Rozina Jessa is an Indo-Canadian writer from Vancouver, B.C. She studied Theatre Acting & Creative Writing at the University of British Columbia. Her poetry has been published in The Anti-Langourous Project, Rigorous Magazine, untethered Magazine, Carte Blanche Magazine & In/Words Magazine. She has also written essays for Uncomfortable Revolution and Understorey Magazine. When she isn’t writing under her pen name, she also loves to act in local theatre and short films. More of her work can be found on her Instagram page: @rozinajessapoetry

Past Contributor Virtual Reading Series!

We miss attending literary events and seeing all of your lovely faces! In an attempt to remedy that at least in part we’ve started a virtual reading series. In installment No. 1 this week we are featuring four readings from fantastic past contributors Rozina Jessa, Christine H. Tran, Michael Russell, and Meaghan Hackinen.

You can keep up to date with all things untethered including the reading series by following us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (links on the left).

We hope you enjoy! If you missed any of these issues you can still buy a copy here!

Have you been published in our past pages? Do you want to share your reading with our followers? Send us an email with “Virtual Reading Series” in the subject line and we’ll get you involved for a future installment!


We have a new logo!

Hey folks! We have been so excited watching the submissions pour in these last few weeks and we can’t wait to dig in and get reading! But in the meantime, we created a new logo and wanted to share it with you because we love it so much!

Let us know what you think!

Hope you are all staying well, and remember our submission period is open for another two weeks! Send us your work by July 12th to be considered for publication in our upcoming TENTH issue!