Nicole Mae is a finalist for the Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers. Their poetry collection Prairie Bog is a part of the 2025 anthology by Writers' Trust of Canada, published by Coach House Books. Prairie Bog talks of grief, ill body, trans romance, and prairie landscapes. You can read the collection on Apple Books or on Writers' Trust's website at writerstrust.com/bronwenwallace 

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Cream Soda Dissociation and Autumn, 2011 were featured in Paloma Magazine's issue Life, Bloody Life (2023). You can read these poems at palomamag.substack.com 

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Screaming Sweet Nothings (pub. 2019) is Nicole Mae's second poetry book. This collection is filled with vintage photographs, self-painted art, and handwritten poems. Throughout it, readers follow the loving and horrific moments of a toxic relationship--lust, devotion, and manipulation.

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Youth (pub. 2018) is Nicole first poetry book. This collection of poems revolves around loneliness, melancholy and ecstasy. It talks of first-times, long-distance relationships, mental health struggles, and the vulnerability of young-adulthood.

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