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Jaeger Cormack is an artist/musician living in Vancouver. He has practiced his art since he was 21, and through 7 hospit...
08/04/2023

Jaeger Cormack is an artist/musician living in Vancouver. He has practiced his art since he was 21, and through 7 hospitalizations for schizoaffective disorder over the years. He is now 48. His music often does not deal with themes of illness, but the two songs published in Fig:ment Magazine do. Are You Talking To Me depicts the first time he had an episode of psychosis, and the subsequent hospitalization. Wrong With Me is a song about living in institutions and taking medication. The songs deal with the euphoria and the devastation of the illness.

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https://www.figment-magazine.com/works/are-you-talking-to-me
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Leslie Benigni is a recent MFA graduate from Bowling Green State University in Ohio, now living in Pittsburgh. Her work ...
05/04/2023

Leslie Benigni is a recent MFA graduate from Bowling Green State University in Ohio, now living in Pittsburgh. Her work has been published in Quibble Journal, Defunct Magazine, Not Deer Magazine, Flyover Country Literary Magazine, Perhapped Magazine, :Lexicon Literary Journal, and LitAthenaeum. Find her on instagram and twitter, respectively and .

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https://www.figment-magazine.com/works/earth-cracks-under-feet
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Adrian Harte is from Monaghan, Ireland, but has lived in Switzerland for twenty years. He has recently had work accepted...
22/03/2023

Adrian Harte is from Monaghan, Ireland, but has lived in Switzerland for twenty years. He has recently had work accepted by the Peregrine Journal, Embryo Concepts Zine, Roi Fainéant Press, and Abridged. He has also written Small Victories: The True Story of Faith No More, published in 2018.

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https://www.figment-magazine.com/works/shards-much-sharper-than-the-others
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Lauren McGovern lives in the Adirondacks. She is a teacher at North Country School in Lake Placid, NY. Her writing has a...
18/03/2023

Lauren McGovern lives in the Adirondacks. She is a teacher at North Country School in Lake Placid, NY. Her writing has appeared in Greater Good Science Center Magazine, What's Your Grief, The Brooklyn Review, Indelible Lit, Coffee + Crumbs, and Oh Reader. A version of Ticket to Ride was first published in March 2022 withIndelible Lit. Reprinted with permission. Visit laurenmcgovern.online.

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https://www.figment-magazine.com/works/ticket-to-ride
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Sandra Yuen is an artist, writer, and speaker on recovery. She developed a form of schizophrenia at age 14, but struggle...
15/03/2023

Sandra Yuen is an artist, writer, and speaker on recovery. She developed a form of schizophrenia at age 14, but struggled to earn a Fine Arts Diploma from Langara College and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of British Columbia in art history. She's published three books and numerous articles under the pseudonym Sandra Yuen MacKay. She is also the recipient of the Courage to Come Back Award and the Diamond Jubilee Medal. Currently she has become a drummer and paints in oils and acrylics. Madness fuels her desire to create. Through art and writing and music she finds herself. www.syuenartist.com

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https://www.figment-magazine.com/works/when-i-die-he-said
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Ian Cogntiō is a q***r poet from Vancouver Island, who is the author of five collections of poetry, including Animusings...
04/03/2023

Ian Cogntiō is a q***r poet from Vancouver Island, who is the author of five collections of poetry, including Animusings, Much Adieu about Nothing, and Interchange (a poetry/prose collaboration). He also co-edited an anthology on the topic of aging, Old Bones & Battered Bookends, which united poets from across BC, and beyond. From 2014 to 2020, Ian was the producer/artistic director of 15 Minutes of Infamy, a word-craft cabaret based in Nanaimo BC. In 2020, Ian established Repartee Press, an independent publisher of "user-friendly" poetry from writers from BC.

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https://www.figment-magazine.com/works/exponential
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Trevor Groves is a Vancouver poet, songwriter, occasional slammer. He has performed in vocal groups such as The Next and...
01/03/2023

Trevor Groves is a Vancouver poet, songwriter, occasional slammer. He has performed in vocal groups such as The Next and House of Song and was a regular presence on the Vancouver slam scene for a number of years. His content covers diverse topics, including politics, mental health, and the human condition. Lately, Trevor has taken up the ukulele, affectionately dubbed “Metal Spike”, which has become a new accompaniment as he merges his various talents into wild, wacky, and wonderful ways of just being him.

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https://www.figment-magazine.com/works/finn's-roller-coaster
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P.W. Bridgman’s third and fourth titles are Idiolect (poetry) and The Four-Faced Liar (short fiction), both published by...
22/01/2023

P.W. Bridgman’s third and fourth titles are Idiolect (poetry) and The Four-Faced Liar (short fiction), both published by Ekstasis Editions in 2021. His work has appeared (or is forthcoming) in The Maynard, The Antigonish Review, Grain, Skylight 47, The Moth Magazine, The Honest Ulsterman, The Bangor Literary Journal, The Galway Review, The Canadian Journal of Irish Studies and other periodicals and anthologies in Canada, Ireland, the UK, the USA and elsewhere. Mr. Bridgman has given live readings of his work in British Columbia as well as in Glasgow, Dublin, Melbourne and (most recently) Belfast. Learn more at www.pwbridgman.ca.
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Bevan Thomas is an author who often uses fantasy and myth in his writing to symbolize psychological states and address m...
20/01/2023

Bevan Thomas is an author who often uses fantasy and myth in his writing to symbolize psychological states and address mental health. Such stories helped him come to terms with his own depression and anxiety. Bevan has been an author and editor for a wide range of Cloudscape Comics graphic novel anthologies. Most prominently, he spearheaded Epic Canadiana, which won Cloudscape the 2016 Gene Day at the Joe Shuster Awards, and Through the Labyrinths of the Mind, an anthology devoted to comics on mental health. Bevan lives in Vancouver, where he teaches comics writing at Langara College.
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Kara Dunford (she/her) is a writer living with depression and anxiety in Washington, DC. She loves theater and ice cream...
13/01/2023

Kara Dunford (she/her) is a writer living with depression and anxiety in Washington, DC. She loves theater and ice cream, and she can often be found rooting for the Red Sox, Washington Spirit, and DC United, or exploring used bookshops. She serves as Poetry Editor for Overtly Lit.
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Fig:ment is an arts magazine that explores mental health through stories, essays, poems, and other creative works. Our m...
29/11/2022

Fig:ment is an arts magazine that explores mental health through stories, essays, poems, and other creative works. Our mission is to support the wellbeing of all people via open dialogue about mental illness, mental wellness, neuro-diversity, and the mind in the body.

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