Buy Fiona’s award-winning debut novel EXQUISITE MARIPOSA here.
is a Canadian-American author and organizer.
She is the founding host of Hard to Read, a literary social practice.
Buy Fiona’s award-winning debut novel EXQUISITE MARIPOSA here.
“Back in 1976, playing with a computer was as novel as shooting yourself non-lethally or—”
(Barbara T. Smith’s I Am Abandoned,
East of Borneo)
“I’m a sucker for an underdog; almost no one has heard of this movie”
(Personal Best,
Gagosian Quarterly)
“to feel seen while seeing something as delicate as a single century-old picture or half of a name…”
(Shola von Reinhold’s LOTE,
Various Artists)
“her sinuous stockinged legs batting sneakers around” (Syzygy, Weird Era, originally commissioned by Vejas)
“Was fällt dir als Erstes ein, wenn du an deine Kindheit denkst?” (Pippa Garner, Spike Art Quarterly)
“She who opposes force with counterforce alone forms that which she opposes and is formed by it.” (Riane Eisler, Solution 257-294: Communists Anonymous)
“Sophie’s carrot-cake curls are cut like two slices on the side of her head. Sweet face.” (Sophie, GARAGE)
“She, who was born under an auspiciously Venusian harmony...” (Margaret Haines & The Stars Down To Earth, Canadian Art)
“...learning to speak the language of the law rather than that of logic and truth.” (Phoenix Goddess Temple, Mal)
“like melon scooped with a spoon tailored to ball the fruit” (Sojourner Truth Parsons, Canadian Art)
“Ugh, next! [laughs] It’s a trap!” (Interviewing Durga)
“a crowning consummation of years of collaboration” (Around Lizzie Fitch & Ryan Trecartin, Novembre)