Domenica Martinello is a writer from Montréal, Quebec and the author of All Day I Dream about Sirens (Coach House, 2019). She holds an MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop, where she was the recipient of the Deena Davidson Friedman Prize for Poetry.
In 2017 she was a finalist for the Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers and the winner of the carte blanche 3Macs Prize for a genre-bending work of literary criticism on Elena Ferrante. In 2018 she was longlisted for CV2’s Young Buck Poetry Prize.
Recent poems, reviews, and essays have appeared in Maisonneuve, The Columbia Review, Poetry Northwest, The Montreal Review of Books, Canadian Notes & Queries, The Globe & Mail, THIS Magazine, PRISM International, and elsewhere. She was recently anthologized in Best Canadian Poetry 2019 (Biblioasis).
Twitter & Instagram: @domenicahope
domenica.martinello@gmail.com
In 2017 she was a finalist for the Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers and the winner of the carte blanche 3Macs Prize for a genre-bending work of literary criticism on Elena Ferrante. In 2018 she was longlisted for CV2’s Young Buck Poetry Prize.
Recent poems, reviews, and essays have appeared in Maisonneuve, The Columbia Review, Poetry Northwest, The Montreal Review of Books, Canadian Notes & Queries, The Globe & Mail, THIS Magazine, PRISM International, and elsewhere. She was recently anthologized in Best Canadian Poetry 2019 (Biblioasis).
Twitter & Instagram: @domenicahope
domenica.martinello@gmail.com