Pascale Potvin is Prose Editor for
Walled Women Magazine and
The Augment Review, Assistant Editor for
CHEAP POP, and Assistant at
One Lit Place. She’s placed her own work in
Eclectica Magazine,
Maudlin House,
Quail Bell Magazine,
BlazeVOX, and many others. She has a BAH from Queen’s University, and she is working on a budding book series. You can read more about her at
pascalepotvin.com or
@pascalepalaces on Twitter.
Photo credit: Robert Charlebois
How does a poem begin?
It’s like—not a heart attack, that’s too extreme—but it’s like a shiver, a condensed emotion that appears first on my skin then my page, almost involuntarily. And I’ve come to realize that some of my life experiences have been less-than-typical, so in the end I find power by reshaping them that way.
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