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David Ward
Sina Queyras
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- Professor, English
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Biography
Education
MA Concordia
BFA University of British Columbia
I am interested in and publish writing in a number of genres including poetry, prose, memoir and essay, as well as writing that crosses and challenges genres. I am particularly interested in work that addresses difficult concepts and attempts to address them in innovative ways. I have curated Writers Read for more than a decade and prior to that co-curated Belladonna Reading Series in New York. Questions of performance and literary curation are of ongoing concern
Research and teaching interests
Contemporary Poetry
Rooms: Women Writing Woolf
Coach House Books, 2022
Expressay by Sina Queyras (book cover)
Coach House Books, 2009
Teaching activities
COURSES TAUGHT
ENGL 224: Introduction to Creative Process
ENGL 225: Introduction to Poetry
ENGL 226: Introduction to Fiction
ENGL 342: Advanced Fiction
ENGL 348: Advanced Poetry
ENGL 347: Advanced Creative Non-Fiction
ENGL 415/671: Curating & Archiving the Literary Event
ENGL 423: Literary Writing, Editing, & Production
ENGL 427: Conceptual Writing
ENGL429/4/A Creative Writing: Advanced Topics: Hybrid Forms
ENGL671/4/A Creative Writing: Prose Workshop: The Novella
ENGL 672: Graduate Poetry
ENGL 673: Hybrid Writing
ENGL 674: Graduate Prose
ENGL 679: Fiction Topics
Research activities
Wriing Beyond The Room
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Insight Grant, “WritingBeyond the
Room,” 2019-2021 ($56,000), PI: Sina Queyras
Selected publications
Unleashed, Toronto: BookThug, 2009.
Expressway, Toronto: Coach House Books, 2009.
Lemon Hound, Toronto: Coach House Books, 2006.
Open Field: 30 Contemporary Canadian Poets, ed. New York: Persea Books, 2005.
Teeth Marks, Toronto: Nightwood Editions, 2004.
Slip, Toronto: ECW Press, 2001.
Recent journal publications
“Run, Seek, Spill, Merge,” Brick,Winter 2026.
“Tipping Point,” Malahat Review, Summer 2025
“A Question,” The Capilano Review, Fall 2022.
“How Sylvia Plath Calls Out for Connection,” Lit Hub, 11 April 2022.
“Joan, If You Can,” Brick Literary, Spring 2022.