Join us
tonight at 7 p.m. for the launch of
Metatron's spring catalog! Metatron is also celebrating its first birthday in March. Congratulations to them, and to all their writers! We are excited to see what comes next!
Metatron's spring catalog features new work from Sophia Katz (Toronto) and Sara Sutterlin (Montreal). Sophia and Sara will be reading at the event, along with two very special guests (to be announced in March). Hosting by Ashley Opheim and Guillaume Morissette!
The Title Of This Book Is An Inside Joke isn't
quite a collection of poems, a novella or a diary, but something in
between. Sophia Katz’s debut collection unfolds in a kind of real-time
intimacy, through contemporary narratives that are at times funny, at
times heart-breaking, and filled with interesting observations, brutal
honesty and quick wit. A wonderful and totally engrossing reading
experience.
Sophia Katz's writing has been published on Medium, Everyday Genius,
Hobart, Electric Cereal, That Lit Site, The Bohemyth and has captured
the attention of Flavorwire, Gawker, Dazed & Confused, Rhizome and
Flare Magazine. This is her first collection of writing.
"Sara Sutterlin’s I Wanted To Be The Knife picks
at the bones of modern romance by exploring the disappointments of
intimacy and the loneliness of dissolving relationships. Her poems are
brutal, funny and full of tender, ugly details that remind us of the
compromises we make with ourselves and each other when in love."—Kristina Mahler
Sara Sutterlin is a Montreal-based writer and curates What Kind of Trouble? a
poetry anthology featuring the work of women and female-identified
persons. She has been published in Girls Get Busy, The Chapess, Inconnu
Mag and other places in print and around the web. Her project The Nude
Sincerity was published by NONPOROUS last year.
