Eunice-Grace M. Domingo Non-Member Joined 2026

Optimistic but in a Macbeth Act I kind of way

Fiction Poetry Nonfiction

Born in Manila, Philippines, Eunice-Grace Domingo has a BA in Honors English and an MA in English Literature. She is a recipient of the Peter T. Millard Award for queer literary research, as well as the Avie Bennett Prize for Canadian Literature, the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Scholarship in English, and the Hantelman Humanities Scholarship. Her graduate research, which has been accepted into several conferences, focuses on media studies, adaptation theory, and 20th-century Japanese literature. Her poetry, short fiction, nonfiction, essays, book reviews, and prose appear in numerous publications like The NY Literary Magazine and Modern Flash Fiction, amongst others. Her work also appears in several anthologies like DarkER Ink (Moon Tide Press 2026) and MONSTER: An Anthology of Horror, Fantasy and the Fear of Racism (Lead with Diversity Press 2026). Her epistolary novel Notes to V (Henlopen Press) is forthcoming.

Location:

Saskatoon, SK

Birthdate:

2 April (26 years old)

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