Ellen Chang-Richardson [photo credit:
Nicolai Gregory] is the author of
Blood Belies (Wolsak & Wynn, 2024), a Gerald Lampert Memorial Award finalist, the author of five poetry chapbooks, and the co-author of two. A third culture kid at heart,
Ellen's writing is informed by their love of contemporary art, by geopolitics, memory, philosophy, science and mathematics, and their experiences moving through society as a femme-presenting genderqueer. Recent interviews include
via the New Books Network podcast with Hollay Ghadery,
the "12 or 20 questions" series with rob mclennan,
with James Morehead at Viewless Wings,
with Margo LaPierre for Room magazine, and
with Manahil Bandukwala for Canthius,
with plenty of others appearing at the back of their website. Co-founder of the experimental
Riverbed Reading Series and a member of
the poetry collective VII, Ellen is an editorial collective member for
Room magazine and a creative nonfiction editor for
long con magazine. They are currently based on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe (Ottawa, Ontario), where they work as a judicial assistant with the Federal Court, garden and bake in their spare time, cycle the riverside pathways, and play mahjong with the
Capital Riichi Club.
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