Susan Molyneaux writes fiction and poetry about women navigating violence, desire, and death. Her literary work (Will, or The Unworthy Life, and Glass Hours) observes psychological fracture with surgical precision. Her crime fiction delivers noir suspense. Her poetry (Last Communion) erupts with visceral heat. Both prose and verse explore the body as contested ground, the space between grief and rage, constraint and transformation.
She lives in Toronto.
