Jennifer Still

Jennifer Still's poetry has appeared in numerous Canadian literary journals and anthologies, including Fast Forward: Saskatchewan's New Poets. She is one of the founders of the eternally adventurous JackPine Press, and has worked for Grain magazine. In 2008, her work won the Saskatchewan CBC Poetry Face-Off. In the same year, Girlwood won first prize in the Saskatchewan Writers' Guild's John V. Hicks manuscript awards. Earlier this year, it appeared in book form from Brick Books. After living her adult years until just recently in Saskatchewan, Jennifer now lives in Winnipeg with her husband and two children.