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Joel Robert Ferguson

Joel Robert Ferguson is a poet of working-class settler origins. Raised in the Nova Scotian village of Bible Hill, he now lives in Winnipeg, Treaty One Territory, where he is a PhD student at the University of Manitoba. His poetry has recently appeared in The Columbia Review, EVENT, The Quarantine Review, Queen's Quarterly, and Riddle Fence, and his debut collection, "The Lost Cafeteria" (Signature Editions, 2020), was nominated for the Gerald Lampert Memorial Award.

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Poetry

Canadian Dainty

by Joel Robert Ferguson
100 fabulous flashes from Canadian Authors.
The South Shore Review
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Shelburne, Nova Scotia, Canada
Edited by TL Parry-Sands
PO Box 1224, Shelburne, NS B0T 1W0

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