Leah Horlick writes with a keen eye for detail and social commentary, exploring themes of identity and place within the Canadian landscape. Her poetry delves into the intricate connections between the individual and society, often touching upon vulnerability and resilience. The author's style is both intimate and provocative, inviting readers to reflect on personal and collective histories. Her work demonstrates a profound understanding of the human experience and a search for justice.
Recognized with multiple nominations, including the Vine Award and the Western Canada Jewish Book Awards, this work showcases significant literary merit. It explores themes of identity, culture, and resilience, reflecting the author's deep engagement with personal and communal narratives. The accolades highlight its impact within the literary community, making it a noteworthy addition to contemporary literature.
A writer and poet from Saskatoon, Horlock writes of grief, love, and survival.