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Poem critiquing a patriarchal object in my home. Published in Ricepaper Magazine, a Vancouver-based literary magazine which celebrates Asian Canadian culture.
Kitty Cheung (she/她) is a Cantonese Canadian writer living and creating on unceded Katzie, Tsawwassen, Stó:lō, W̱SÁNEĆ, and Kwantlen land. Her work explores themes of cultural identity, immigrant family dynamics, and belonging within the Asian diaspora. Her writing has been published in The Peak SFU, The Lyre, SAD Mag, Ricepaper Magazine, and Best Canadian Poetry. She has trained in writing cohorts such as Arts Club’s LEAP, the frank theatre company’s Telling It Bent, and Centre A’s Arts Writing Mentorship. Kitty has also performed poetry at the IGNITE! Youth Arts Festival, Under the Table, and APTPOP Poetry Floodlight. She completed her studies in Interactive Arts & Technology and World Literature at Simon Fraser University. Kitty finds solace in zebra pens and drag shows. Follow her work on Instagram @kitscatastrophe.
Poem critiquing a patriarchal object in my home. Published in Ricepaper Magazine, a Vancouver-based literary magazine which celebrates Asian Canadian culture.
Two poems using objects to investigate Asian family dynamics. Published in SAD Mag, a local Vancouver publication dedicated to stories, art, and design.
Poem using the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac to talk about family. Published in SAG Mag, a local Vancouver publication dedicated to stories, art, and design.
Photo essay exploring my cultural identity. Featured in The Peak, SFU's independent student newspaper.
Two poems on growth: one about my mother's garden and another about my favourite type of birthday cake. Published in Beautiful Trash for Beautiful People, an independent queer Canadian arts and culture magazine. Flip to pages 16-17.
Poem reflecting on a nostalgic food from childhood. Published in Withintensions, a Vancouver-based arts magazine. Flip to page 28.