Young Adult Contemporary
First published in Lunch Ticket.
Sarah is forced to choose between living at in her mom's house, where her aspirations are sucked away by her mom's compulsive hoarding, or live with her mom's ex-husband.
Magical Realism
First published in Montréal Writes
Ever feel your frustration and anger towards someone might take physical shape? Adina can't control the things happening to her, but she can contain her anger. Like a lot of people, she bottles is up, but when she lets it out, magical things happen.
Illustration by Andres Garzon
Messmer, Leonard Cohen, and a Baby
Nonfiction
First published in Montréal Writes
In this piece, I describe my participation in a show given by Messmer, a hypnotist. I explain how I surprised myself by being one of the audience members who gets hypnotized by Messmer, and how that bizarre experience taught me about myself, my anxieties and how to keep them at bay.
Illustration by Andres Garzon
Nonfiction
First published for QWF Writes, the Quebec Writers' Federation Chronicling the Days Blog about living in Quarantine. The anthology is available here.
An Article about Shut Up and Write Sessions offered by The Quebec Writers' Federation