Limited edition, hand-crafted poety chapbook with images by Indigenous artist, Catherine Tammaro. The books were created during the Poetry inPrint residency - an initiative of the Poetry inPrint Collective that paired poets with visual artists in order to create new work in response to on-going conversations of systemic oppression as experiences in the CanLit and visual arts communities. For more information on the initiative, check out https://poetryinprintcommunity.wordpress.com/

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Soulorations is a spoken word poetry album created in 2019 with the assistance of the Canada Council of the Arts. The poems focus on the power of writing and speaking one's truth. The music was composed and produced by Evren Oz, with special guests Courteney Brooks-Buxton and Angela Maccaroni. You can find it on Spotify, Napster, Amazon and most music streaming services. Click below for the iTunes link

Published by Inanna pubications. Now available in paperback, audiobook and ebook through all online booksellers, Over Our Heads is a story about kindness, compassion – and the lack of it, on both a societal and individual level. It’s about growing up wounded, and the generational legacy of suffering those wounds can create. It unearths the painful family dynamics that can arise from our perception of memory, and how these dynamics colour both who we are and who we believe others to be. It’s a story of acceptance, forgiveness, redemption and the beauty that can be found in the imperfection inherent in being human.

This anthology of poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, spoken word texts, as well as black and white artwork and photography, explores the question of how mixed-race women in North America identify in the twenty-first century. Contributions engage, document, and/or explore the experiences of being mixed-race, by placing interraciality as the center, rather than periphery, of analysis. The anthology also serves as a place to learn about the social experiences, attitudes, and feelings of others, and what racial identity has come to mean today.

One is a spoken word poetry album produced with the assistance of The Canada Council for the Arts. The album features music composed and produced by Evren Oz, and is an eclectic collection of poems investigating topics from environmental conservation to discrimination and racism. One was a 2005 nominee for the Canadian Urban Music Awards.