Pauline Peters lives in Toronto. She has been published in anthologies and in journals such as Canadian Literature and The Antigonish Review. Her poem "Hamilton, Ontario, 1975" is featured in the new Autumn issue of The Fiddlehead. She was short-listed for the Gwendolyn MacEwen Poetry Competition and her chapbook The Salted Woman is being published by the British publisher Hedgespoken Press.
A playlist of cozy poems for fall by editorial assistants Meghan Kemp-Gee and Rosemary Henbest.
Editorial Assistant Rose Henbest's interview with Richard-Yves Sitoski about his poem “Things that Don’t Show up in Photos” from the new Autumn issue.
Rose Henbest: I always appreciate art inspired by ignored moments, as you point to in your title. Can you talk about your inspiration for this poem, for wanting to capture such a moment?
An interview with Creative Nonfiction Contest Winner K Ho by Melissa Spohr-Weiss:
The Autumn 2021 issue features K Ho's winning essay from the 2021 Creative Nonfiction Contest as well as a memorial tribute to Eleanor (Belyea) Wees. To order a copy of issue 289 please email fiddlehd@unb.ca.
