https://lesliegreentree.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Leslie-Greentree-logo-1.png00Leslie Greentreehttps://lesliegreentree.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Leslie-Greentree-logo-1.pngLeslie Greentree2026-09-26 14:48:442026-09-26 15:20:45That’s not how we read: a conversation with poet Catherine Owen
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I don’t use generative AI. I don’t use it to generate ideas, to write, to edit my writing, or to […]
That’s not how we read: a conversation with poet Catherine Owen
“Belonging isn’t static, or fixed, but always in flux and shaped by what stirs you, what you need, and also […]
“Furniture Broken by Boys” wins the Jon Whyte Memorial Essay Award
I’m pleased to announce that my unpublished personal essay “Furniture Broken by Boys” has won the Jon Whyte Memorial Essay […]
That’s not how we read: a conversation with author Brian Francis
“The weird little things are the most personal. They’re so uniquely our own and a physical reminder of the people […]