Miguel A. Fenrich

Miguel A. Fenrich (he/him) is an award-winning Sudanese-Canadian writer and multidisciplinary storyteller living and working on Treaty 6 land west of Saskatoon. He is the owner of northwest Saskatchewan’s leading genre fiction publishing company, Supernova Press, for which he received a QEII Platinum Jubilee Medal. He has been awarded numerous Saskatchewan newspaper awards for his journalism over the last two years.

In his fiction, he tackles thought-provoking themes such as white supremacy and it’s relation to colonization, class consciousness, feminism, and issues facing the LGBTQ2S+ community. Recently, he’s been exploring the world of poetry as a way of addressing society’s challenges, and has written and published two novels, Blue and What Lies in the Valley.

He is currently writing his third novel, and is exploring photography as a way to uncover his relationship with settler Saskatchewan, his heritage, and the Canadian Prairies. To learn more about him and his work, get in touch on social media or listen to some of his favourite songs below.

Fenrich currently serves as the Vice-President of the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild.

Follow Wolfe, one of the millions of blue-eyed workers toiling beneath the cruel, overbearing thumb of a brown-eyed supremacy organization that has convinced a future society that blue-eyed people are lazy, weak, and inferior to the brown-eyed majority.

When Wolfe hears rumours of a mounting plot to overthrow a luxurious eastern plantation that thrives off enslaved, blue-eyed labour, Wolfe must decide if the threat of death is worse than slavery to his brown-eyed masters. Thrust into possible rebellion and a vast journey across the North American continent, will Wolfe, posed against monstrous opposition, change the world? 

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