Put in professional terms:
Willow Loveday Little is a Canadian writer whose work has appeared in several publications; notably, The Dalhousie Review, yolk literary, The Selkie’s Very Much Alive: Stories of Resilience anthology, and On Spec. Poetry is forthcoming in Hamilton Arts Literary. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from McGill University and has featured at McGill’s Poetry Matters, Argo Reading Series, the Visual Learning Centre, and Accent Poetry Night. Her chapbook, Xenia, was published by Cactus Press (2021). A full-length collection is coming out later in 2022.
Informally:
Hello! My name is Willow. I live in Montreal / Tiohti:áke where I was not born, but raised. I’m a poet and fiction writer by vocation and you can find me curled up with my nose in a book most evenings. When I’m not reading, I’m at events supporting local artists or working on creative projects. I have seven years experience editing manuscripts and three working directly with the Canadian literary landscape. I specialize in copyediting and proofreading and love being a part of the refining process to ensure a book is the best version of itself possible. I’ve also taught corporate ESL for over three years. People always have such interesting questions about language. Why do we say it that way? These questions challenge me to constantly improve my knowledge of grammar, which supports my editing work.
If you have questions about my services, shoot me a message at willow.little@yahoo.ca or @willowloveday.