Aaron Kreuter

1 month ago | sendmylovetoanyone.substack.com | Kathryn Mockler |D.A. Lockhart |Aaron Kreuter |Elee Kraljii Gardiner

I’m thrilled to have three poems included in this wonderful and important anthology on environmental collapse and mental health.

Aug 5, 2024 | sendmylovetoanyone.substack.com | Kathryn Mockler |Aaron Kreuter |Lincoln Michel |Emily Schultz

Anecdotes has been shortlisted for the 2024 Fred Kerner Award along with Lucian Childs, Ifeoma Chinwuba, Lara Okihiro, Janis Bridger, and Caroline Vu. Congrats to all the finalists. The winner will be announced at an online event in September!The judges had some nice things to say about Anecdotes:“Kathryn Mockler challenges our preconceptions about what a short-story is and can be with this collection.

Dec 1, 2023 | aaronkreuter.substack.com | Aaron Kreuter

On October sixth, I had finally written a new substack letter—about seeing Hadestown in Toronto—and was all ready to post it. Then, well, then the world turned inside out. Since waking on October seventh, anything not related to Hamas, to Gaza, to Netanyahu, to wanton death from above, to Israel and to Palestine instantly became utterly inconsequential.

Sep 9, 2023 | reviewcanada.ca | Patrick deWitt |Aaron Kreuter

Patrick deWitt’s The Librarianist is, as the novel’s title suggests, about a librarian. As the obscure word “librarianist” further ­suggests, working in a library can be more than just a job. It can be something of an art, a calling.