• A BC Bestseller

Christina Myers is an award-winning newspaper journalist turned freelance writer and editor. After leaving her long-time newsroom post, she turned her attention to more creative work, including both fiction and narrative non-fiction (and sometimes, secretly, poetry too.) She holds degrees in journalism and psychology from TRU and UBC, respectively, and is an alumnus of the Writer's Studio at SFU. She is a fan of vintage collectibles and big dresses with deep pockets, she juggles parenthood and creative work from her home outside Vancouver, BC. 

• Blurbs from Ariel Gordon (poet of HUMP, and co-editor of GUSH) and Candy Palmater
  
• Media (national/niche): CBC, Globe & Mail, National Post, CBC The Next Chapter, HuffPost, Buzzfeed, Vancouver Sun, Toronto Star, Quill & Quire, The Tyee, THIS magazine, Herizons, Room Magazine, All Lit Up, and more
• Book tour with editor and events with contributors across Canada, and attendance at literary festivals

“Accepting yourself at every size? That means rejecting all the whispered edicts of Eurowestern society and the out-loud abuse of strangers. That’s a BIG project. And one worth documenting. As a BIG girl myself, I NEEDED all the stories in this collection, from the sad-stark-raging to the joyful-triumphant-funny.”

- Ariel Gordon, editor of GUSH: menstrual manifestos for our age

“A book long overdue, expressing perspectives often ignored, by voices that will no longer be silenced!”

- Candy Palmater LLB Orator, Writer, Humourist