Richard LeDue was born in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada, but currently lives in Norway House, Manitoba. He has never won any poetry prizes or awards and the closest he has got to the New Yorker was at the public library. However, his work has been published by the Tower Poetry Society, in Adelaide Literary Magazine, the Eunoia Review, Mojave He[art] Review, Little Rose Magazine, Black Bough Poetry, The Mark Literary Review, Lite Lit One, Rue Scribe, and Detritus Online. Further his work is forthcoming in Bonnie’s Crew and Deracine Literary Magazine.
Socials:
Twitter: @LedueRichard
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