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In the Night Kitchen by Anne Hopkinson

By League of Canadian Poets | January 21, 2022

Copyright © Anne Hopkinson Anne Hopkinson writes poetry, fiction, and non-fiction from her home in Victoria. She is a retired teacher, nature lover, and water rat. She is president of Planet Earth Poetry, a reading series of 26 years in Victoria. She won the Victoria Writer’s Society Creative Non-/fiction Contest in 2018, and The Canadian Stories Poetry Prize for 2019. Her work was short-listed for the BC Federation of Writers Poetry Prize in 2019, and in the FBCW BC and Yukon short fiction prize in 2020. Most recently she won the Emily Carr Poetry contest in December 2021 in Victoria. Her work appears in a number of chapbooks and anthologies: Walk Myself Home, V6A, Writing from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, Poet to Poet. Most recently Refugium, by Caitlin Press, The Sky is Falling, The Sky is Falling by Goldfinch Press, and Old Bones and Battered Bookends by Repartee Press. She is pleased to read her work in The Poets Caravan. planetearthpoetry.com

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