Andreae Callanan

poetry, scholarship, curiosity

About

A middle-aged white woman with long greying hair and dark-rimmed glasses looks into the camera. She is indoors and is smiling slightly. She is wearing a patterned scarf in shades of burgundy, pink, mustard, and green. The wall behind her is a shadowy shade of goldenrod.
Andreae, a white woman with long salt-and-pepper hair and dark-rimmed glasses, looks into the camera.

I am a poet, essayist, and researcher in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. Currently, I am a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Gender Studies at Memorial University.

I am open to interdisciplinary academic and creative collaborations that involve anti-ableist, anti-oppressive explorations of the dynamic human bodymind. I am interested in talking about Disabled and Neurodivergent joy. I love interviews, panel discussions, and public scholarship.

I also provide a selection of freelance writing-related services, including:

  • manuscript evaluation (poetry, memoir, creative nonfiction)
  • short-term writing mentorship
  • sensitivity reads (disability/neurodivergence)
  • creative writing course instruction and workshop facilitation

Drop me a line if you’d like to connect!

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