Twoey Gray

Twoey's poem Anything But a Gender Reveal was runner-up in Briarpatch Magazine's Writing In The Margins contest.

PRUDEmag is accepting paid zine submissions until May 14.

Twoey was interviewed by Our Community Bikes about her work at Bikechain.

Sun April 6: Twoey will be hosting a free screenprinting meetup for the Toronto Tamagotchi Club at Allan Gardens Childrens Conservatory.

Sat April 19: Twoey will vending zines as part of the Toronto Zine Library's Zine Fair, Paperjam. Find her at the Tranzac from 12 - 5 PM.

Sat April 26: Twoey will be hosting a bookstore-crawl bike ride for Independent Bookstore Day, touring indie bookshops across Toronto. Meet at Bikechain at 11 AM!

Twoey Gray is a Toronto-based zinester, arts educator, mad-girl hyperprude, and poet lady. She is a second-born daughter named after the number. She is coming to your city. It’s too late.

Twoey is the author of several works including Not Home: True Stories from Abandoned Places, an essay collection on the power of trespassing; Electrodaughter, a poetry collection on her experience recieving electroconvulsive therapy; and Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder, a zinepoem interrogating the pathologization of asexuality.

Twoey is also the co-editor of PRUDEmag, a zine for spinsters, asexuals, celibates, relationship anarchists, and all others refusing sex-necessarism.

For nice emails, find me at twoey.gray@gmail.com. For not-nice emails, don't email me.