Lizy Mostowski studies Creative Writing at Concordia University in Montreal, where she is Editor-in-Chief of Soliloquies Anthology. She occasionally writes for The Link Newspaper and formerly curated Synapse Reading Series. This year, she was longlisted for the Montreal International Poetry Prize. Her short story, Roleplay, was recently published by Ribbon Pig.
Read an interview with her and follow her on twitter.
Lizy Mostowski studies Creative Writing at Concordia University in Montreal, where she is Editor-in-Chief of Soliloquies Anthology. She occasionally writes for The Link Newspaper and formerly curated Synapse Reading Series. This year, she was longlisted for the Montreal International Poetry Prize. Her short story, Roleplay, was recently published by Ribbon Pig.
Read an interview with her and follow her on twitter.
Lizy just came over to work on some PROSE for the fridge. It will be the most ambitious post yet. Over 420 frames!!! COMING SOON!
Ali Pinkney is a writer and performer who currently studies creative writing at Concordia University in Montreal. Her work has been featured in Synapse no55, The Void Magazine. She was born to Northern, then proceeded to Southern Ontario before she moved to Montreal. Both Ontarian towns Ali lived in were popular test market zones.
Lizy Mostowski studies Creative Writing at Concordia University in Montreal, where she is Editor-in-Chief of Soliloquies Anthology. She occasionally writes for The Link Newspaper and formerly curated Synapse Reading Series. This year, she was longlisted for the Montreal International Poetry Prize. Her short story, Roleplay, was recently published by Ribbon Pig.
Read an interview with her and follow her on twitter.
Katie Sehl is a fighter, lover, singer, songwriter, photographer, dancer, student, writer.
Melanie Bell is another one of those pesky graduates of Concordia’s Creative Writing M.A. program. A P.E.I.-raised country-turned-city girl, she writes poetry, novels, comics, and other ephemera. Her work has appeared in Grain, The Fiddlehead, CV2, Rhythm, and Branch.
This piece is a live variation (made by Katie Sehl) on the art work of Hank Willis Thomas which you can find here. HANK WILLIS THOMAS is a photo conceptual artist working primarily with themes related to identity, history and popular culture. He received his BFA from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and his MFA in photography, along with an MA in visual criticism, from California College of the Arts (CCA) in San Francisco. More of his bio can be found here.
Kat Pobjoy writes lavishly, walks quickly, reads avidly, cooks enthusiastically, sings rarely, smiles widely and laughs loudly and often. She lives in the English department at Concordia University and writes stories about beautiful train wrecks.
Katie Sehl, humbly playing with a poem pattern laid out by Kenneth Goldsmith in “Wish Me Well and I’ll Love You Still: The Dog Ears of Erica Baum.” In his article that follows the poem, which sits “fixed” upon the page, Goldsmith explains that “There’s no correct way to read the text.” This notion is one of the principles The Writings on the Fridge is built upon. I’ve played with a few of the ways to read Goldsmith’s text and hopefully created a few more. I graciously thank him for inspiring me and encourage you to check out his website and his work.
Binoy Zuzarte is a graduate of McGill University who now lives in the Toronto area. He is the Social Media Coordinator of Summer Literary Seminars, and a member of Poets and the News, a collective that experiments with a more journalistic poetic process. He writes a blog that examines the interface between linguistics, social media, and literature. He is, also, largely undecided.
Katie Sehl is a lover, fighter, singer, songwriter, dancer, photographer, student, writer.
Katie Sehl is a lover, fighter, singer, songwriter, dancer, photographer, student, writer.
Forever thankful to Bobby D. for writing this song and just for writing songs in general.
Lizy Mostowski studies Creative Writing at Concordia University in Montreal, where she co-curates Synapse Reading Series and is an editorial assistant for Lemon Hound.
This year she is Editor-in-Chief of Soliloquies Anthology.
Jessi MacEachern has just completed her Master’s in English (Creative Writing) at Concordia University. She continues to live in Montreal, rewriting the poems in her thesis and learning la langue française. She has had previous work appear in Headlight, NAP Magazine and Touch Poetry.
Katie Sehl is a student, writer, singer, songwriter, dancer, photographer, lover, fighter. One day she decided to make fridge magnets. One word led to another, then one picture led to another, which led to the writings on her fridge. With many thanks to L. Cohen for inspiration.
