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Harley Howard-Morison (he/him) is a queer, ex-farm kid and Alberta-based writer of theatre and fiction. Mostly, he writes about faeries on the prairies with a trashy sense of humour. In 2016, he co-founded Edmonton collective Cardiac Theatre to focus on stories with big heart in intimate settings. His writing for theatre has been seen (or heard) with Cardiac Theatre, Workshop West Playwrights’ Theatre, Common Ground Arts/Found Festival, and Alberta Playwrights’ Network/Script Salon. As a producer, he co-created The Alberta Queer Calendar Project, which featured 13 radio plays by queer, Albertan playwrights in 2020, and worked with Theatre Network to rebuild Edmonton’s Roxy Theatre. He holds a BA (Hon) in Drama from the University of Alberta and a Graduate Certificate in Creative Writing from Humber Polytechnic.

