AJ Dolman
BIO
Biography

AJ Dolman’s (they/she) first full-length poetry collection is Crazy / Mad (Gordon Hill Press, spring 2024). Their short fiction collection Lost Enough was released by Morning Rain Publishing in 2017. Dolman's poetry, fiction and nonfiction have appeared in numerous journals, magazines and anthologies, including Canthius, The Quarantine Review, QT Literary Magazine, Imaginary Safehouse, Another Dysfunctional Cancer Poem Anthology, Canadian Ginger, Matrix Magazine, Bywords, On Spec, Grain, PRISM international, The Fiddlehead, The Antigonish Review and Triangulation: Lost Voices. Dolman is the author of three poetry chapbooks, and is a longtime contributing editor for Arc Poetry Magazine. They co-edited Motherhood in Precarious Times (Demeter Press, 2018), an international anthology of poetry and nonfiction, and are a speaker with Day of Pink. Dolman works as a professional editor and writer, and is an advocate for bisexual+ rights and visibility. Twitter/X @ajdolman, Insta dolman_aj

ADDRESS
City: Ottawa, Province/Territory: Ontario
EMAIL
PUBLICATIONS
Publications
Title
Crazy / Mad
Publisher
Gordon Hill Press
Year
2024
PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS
Presentation details
Audience Size
Audience size
10-1000
Presentation Genre
Writing, literacy, LGBTQ2+ rights
Presentation Length
10 minutes to 1 hour
Presentation Fee(s)
$200-$1,200
Workshop details
Audience Size
Any
Workshop Fee(s)
Negotiable
School presentation details
Audience Size
Any
Presentation Fee(s)
Negotiable
EQUITY INITIATIVE
As part of the Union’s Equity Implementation Plan, we are committed to increasing awareness of authors who are Black, Indigenous, racialized, LGBTQI2S, or living with a disability. This author identifies as:
Members who identify as:
LGBTQI2S
Living with a disability
Programs & Interests
Interested in participating Union’s Ontario Writers-in-the-Schools program:
All members are eligible for the Union’s Ontario Writers-in-the-Schools program. Are you interested in participating in this pro
Yes
Interested in participating in the Northern Ontario WITS program:
The Union’s Northern Ontario Writers-in-the-Schools program funds in-person visits to northern Ontario schools when possible. Ar
Yes