Heidi Greco is a poet, novelist, editor, an arts activist, and an occasional instructor. A longtime resident of Surrey, Heidi writes in many genres. Her poems, fiction, reviews, and interviews have been published in books, magazines, and online. Her most recent collection of poems, Practical Anxiety, was brought out in 2018 by Toronto’s feminist press, Inanna Publications. In 2017, Caitlin Press published Flightpaths: The Lost Journals of Amelia Earhart, a novel in verse about the lost aviator. Her novella, Shrinking Violets, won the Ken Klonsky Award in 2011. In 2018, Heidi edited From the Heart of It All, an anthology of writing from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Her forthcoming book, Glorious Birds: A Celebratory Homage to Harold and Maude, is soon to be released by Vancouver’s Anvil Press. Due in March, this book takes a light-hearted critical look at a film that’s on Heidi’s list of favourites.
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At the February 26 gathering of Surrey Muse, Heidi will be the Featured Poet. More about the event is here: february-26-2021
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[…] Heidi Greco is a poet, novelist, editor, an arts activist, and an occasional instructor. Her writings have appeared in books, magazines and anthologies in Canada and the United States. In 2011, she won Ken Klonsky Award for her novella Shrinking Violets (Quattro, Toronto 2011). […]
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[…] Heidi Greco is a poet, novelist, editor, an arts activist, and an occasional instructor. Her writings have appeared in books, magazines and anthologies in Canada and the United States. In 2011, she won Ken Klonsky Award for her novella Shrinking Violets (Quattro, Toronto 2011). A longtime resident of Surrey, she has made valuable contributions to the city’s literary and cultural life; most recently, she successfully initiated Surrey’s Poet Laureate program. Titles include Cascadia, a co-operative poem (Leaf Press 2015), Make it True: Poetry from Cascadia (Leaf Press 2015), Igniting the Green Fuse: Four Canadian Women Poets (Above and Beyond Productions, New West, 2012), The Amelia Poems (Lipstick Press 2009), Rattlesnake Plantain (Anvil 2002), and Siren Tattoo: A Poetry Triptych (Anvil 1994). More here: heidi-greco-surrey-muse […]
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[…] Warrior, December 3rd at Semiahmoo Library in Surrey, 3-5pm, with Host Manolis, Guest Speaker Heidi Greco, and Author Fauzia Rafique (presenting excerpts from the third story of this volume, Coming of the […]
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[…] Warrior, December 3rd at Semiahmoo Library in Surrey, 3-5pm, with Host Manolis, Guest Speaker Heidi Greco, and Author Fauzia Rafique (presenting excerpts from the third story of this volume, Coming of the […]
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