I Used to Live Here Chapbook witty and funny

witty and funny

but willing and generously shares food and water with the hen

She lives in Edmonton/Amiskwaciwâskahikan/Treaty 6 where she is an instructional designer and a mother of two

He also exhibits each year in Toronto at the One of a Kind Show and the Toronto Outdoors Art Exhibition

I Used to Live Here Chapbook witty and funnyThe driving impulse of Amy LeBlanc's new collection of poetry, I used to live here, is an examination of chronic illness, disability, and autoimmunity. The collection also aims to find moments of magic and ritual within the experience of illness and to find new metaphors for illness and autoimmunity that do not rely on militarization, self cannibalism, or suicide. LeBlanc thinks deeply about autoimmunity and the poetic representations of the body that