About the Author
Peter Dubé
Peter Dubé is a freelance writer, translator, art critic, and cultural journalist. A former president of the Quebec Writers’ Federation, his previously published works include Hovering World (2002), At the Bottom of the Sky (2007), and Subtle Bodies (2010). Dubé resides in Montreal.
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Montreal-based poet and surrealist Peter Dubé is this week's Indie Reading Room author with his newest The Headless Man (Anvil Press), a gothic, picaresque prose poem, laced with horror and humour, that concerns itself with queer challenges to identity and sexual boundaries. ... Read more
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