CONYER CLAYTON

Forthcoming:

1 poem in Plenitude Magazine, and 3 collaborative poems (written with Manahil Bandukwala) forthcoming in CV2's "Animal" Issue

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Best Canadian Poetry 2023: "Pistil Pumping" - First published in THIS Magazine

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Canthius, Issue 10, Summer 2022: "In the box of jewellery we went through when my mother died"

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Pinhole Poetry, July 2022, Issue 2: "Restful as a hornet"

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ALOCASIA, June 2022: "today I put my hands into dirt, and it was warm" and "I always hope it's a turkey"

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Watch Your Head, June 2022: "Perseverance" and "ripple"

 

CV2's Sick Poetics Issue, 2022: "I don't know how it's possible" and "Those visible capillaries are a sign your sign is no longer yours"

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carte blanche, Issue 42, Disability Themed Issue, December 2021: Chaudiére Falls and Smol Bird

 

untethered magazine, 2021: "Once a week for eternity"

 

Augur Magazine, Fall 2021: "Exposure" 

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CV2 Fall 2021: "Close your eyes so you can see"

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The Quarantine Review, issue 8, Summer 2021: "Fall" and "Grieving, Year 10"

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Savant-Garde Magazine, issue 5, Winter 2021: "The Break"

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THIS Magazine, 55th anniversary issue, Spring 2021: "Pistil Pumping"

 

CAROUSEL, Issue 44, December 2020: Plumage 

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Blue House Journal, Issue 3, November 2020: The Annual Visit

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Non Plus Lit, Issue 2, October 2020: Google Doc of Death

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Room Magazine, Issue 43.3, Fall 2020: talk about it

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The Minola Review, Issue 27, Fall 2020: You never touched me in public

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Capilano Review, Summer 2020, Co-Winner of 2019 Robin Blaser Poetry Prize: 3 poems

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long con magazine, Issue 3: What's so blank about it? (Nominated for a 2020 Pushcart Prize)

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Red Alder Review: from Tenement, VI. Purified (Filter me, baby) both textual and video reading

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Parentheses Journal, Issue 8, Winter 2020: Only for so long

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filling Station Issue 73, Creative non-fiction piece: "I cannot write this softly" -  finalist for a 2021 Alberta Magazine Award for Best Essay

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Glass Poetry Press's Poets Resist Series, December 2019: Those who need to here this won't listen

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League of Canadian Poets, Poetry Pause Program: What You Actually Lost

 

TRAIN blog, March 2019: Queue

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Arc Issue 85, Summer 2018: "Seeds" - Winner of 2017 Diana Brebner Prize, (republished in The Harbor Review, Special Abortion Issue, May 2019: read here)

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Prairie Fire Summer 2018: "What you actually lost" - 3rd place in 2018 Carmen Bliss Poetry Contest

 

The Fiddlehead Spring 2018: "Recurrent" - Honourable mention in 2018 Ralph Gustafson Poetry Contest 

 

The Maynard Fall 2017: The malice in my footsteps

 

Prairie Fire Fall 2017: “Home”