Russell Carisse

is currently living on unceded Wolastoqiyik/Mi’kmaw territory in New Brunswick. Here they have resettled from Tkaronto (Treaty 13) to an off-grid trailer in the woods, with their family of people and animals, to grow food and practice other forms of underconsumption. Author of five chapbooks, their work is forthcoming or in, ARC Poetry, Queen’s Quarterly, The Temz Review, Touch the Donkey,
Poetry Pause, The Anti-Langorous Project, The Quarantine Review, Funicular, The Utopia Project, The Pi Review, STILL: The Journal, Periodicities, The Paragon Journal, The Babel Tower Board Notice Board, Talking About Strawberries All Of The Time, poets against fascism, Ice Floe Press, Dusie's Tuesday Poem, as well as in their self-published book, NOMOGRAPHY, New Brunswick Chapbook Series #18 BRICKWORKS (Frog Hollow Press 2021), English Garden Bondage (above/ground press 2022), In The Margins. . . (above/ground press 2024), poetry and labour / is concrete (above/ground press 2024), and That HEAP (above/ground press 2025).

POETRY and other writing

• Paragon Journal 19

• my (small press) writing day

• review of Simon Brown's *this mud, a word*

• STILL: The Journal

• Funicular 02.01

• The Utopia Project 2

• The Pi Review

• antilang.magazine 8

• antilang.magazine 9

• The Quarantine Review 8

• review of Julian Day's *Late Summer Flowers*

• The Babel Tower Notice Board (archive soon)

• talking about strawberries all of the time

• Atlantic Vernacular

• poets against fascism

Contact

• Mastodon

[email protected]