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Vange Holtz-Schramek

Vange Holtz-Schramek (she/they) is a writer who mothers on the Canadian side of the Great Lakes and who is from the Pacific Northwest. You can read their creative and critical writing in many venues across literary and academic spaces including Feminism & Psychology, English Studies in Canada, Feminist Media Studies, Grain, Canadian Literature, and Heliotrope. Vange was recently shortlisted for the Foster Prize for Poetry in CV2 for their piece, "on the beach chair," and won The Ampersand Review's Creative Nonfiction Essay prize for their piece, "ggirl in five acts." They are completing their doctoral project in online mothering at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

žižek’s tradwife

so, the coffee only comes in black or with a splash of milk, but she wanted cream; yesterday the only drink was coca cola – how noise not always music, soda not always a drink – no, that’s not right. …

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