LIZ WORTH is a poet, novelist, and nonfiction writer. She is a two-time nominee for the ReLit Award for Poetry for her books The Truth is Told Better This Way and No Work Finished Here: Rewriting Andy Warhol. Her first book, Treat Me Like Dirt, was the first of its kind to provide an in-depth history of southern Ontario’s first wave punk movement. Her other works also include Amphetamine Heart, PostApoc, and The Mouth is a Coven. Her writing has appeared in Chatelaine, FLARE, Prism, The Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, and Broken Pencil, among others. Liz is a professional tarot reader and lives in Hamilton, Ontario.
"What if you tore apart the city's tenderloin; if you seized its
ephemera and--before burning all the sweet voodoo--collected the
best, and most brilliant cuts? This is Liz Worth's stylish
master-nightmare, No Work Finished Here. This is 'the start of
something true.'" -- Lynn Crosbie, author of Where Did You Sleep
Last Night
"Liz Worth's collection of poems is a testament to both her
artistry and daily discipline. In an age of diminished attention,
her perseverance in daily poem-making by mining the same source
over and over reminds us that artists can be a model of life
without distraction--how to go deeper and deeper until you find
yourself looking back at you." -- Heath Allen, composer of ANDY, A
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