Gemma Marr teaches in the Department of Humanities and Languages at the University of New Brunswick Saint John, and holds a SSHRC postdoctoral fellowship in the Department of Historical Studies at UNB Fredericton. Her research focuses on gender and sexuality in Atlantic Canadian culture. She grew up in Hartland and, after many years away, moved back to N.B. in 2022; she spends her time reading, writing, and walking around the beautiful city of Saint John/Menaquesk.
Sessions in which Gemma Marr participates
domingo 28 abril, 2024
miércoles 30 abril, 2025
This session explores the sense of community and the many ways literature exists outside the traditional book.For more information on presentations and guest speakers, visit the Study Days website.
The inaugural issue of Saint John-based It’s Burning Off was released in August 2024. This analog arts zine employs pre-digital cut-and-paste techniques and typewritten layouts to showcase a range of work by emerging New Brunswick writers and artists. Hundreds are then distributed at small businesses, libraries, parks, and public spaces free of charge. The zine’s resistance to mass-produced digital information sources, serendipi...