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Marianne Iezzoni





Marianne Iezzoni was born in Montreal in 1997. She currently studies communication, politics and sociology at UQÀM. She is an emerging essayist and as-of-yet unpublished poet. Marianne has written two books in french that are currently submitted to publishing houses. Her most recent work is an english collection of prose and poems which describe the tourment of the neoliberal and capitalist system hovering over the emancipation of women. Not yet finished, she continues to explore expression and language within the presence of silence. Her words provoke disenchantment of America with ink being a vector of change.

If Marianne is not pursuing her latest creation, she finds herself writing articles on historic female characters with a more sarcastic and humorous tone. This writer's eternal love for words continues within her implication for Artichaut Magazine. She is a member of the editorial team and the head desk of the cinema department. Invested in cultural dialogues, she also spends time on the redaction of articles and web content. Finally, when she’s not writing, she falls asleep while Bon Iver’s For Emma, Forever ago album plays infinitely.

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Bachelor in communication, politics and sociology, UQÀM
Bachelor in fashion design and management, UQÀM

marianneiezzoni06@gmail.com

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2023 - Web publications of articles for the magazine Artichaut
2019 - Collection of poems (book)




 

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