Daniel Allen Cox
@danielallencox.bsky.social
I FELT THE END BEFORE IT CAME. ⭐ in PW. "...language for others who might still be searching for the right thing to say." —WaPo
Essays in The Guardian, Lit Hub, Electric Lit, The Malahat Review, Best Canadian Essays. Queer. He/him
danielallencox.net
Essays in The Guardian, Lit Hub, Electric Lit, The Malahat Review, Best Canadian Essays. Queer. He/him
danielallencox.net
Didn't see this coming. I Felt the End Before It Came is a PW Best Book of the Year. 😭
"There’s a live-wire intensity running through Cox's prose that makes this easy to read and difficult to forget."
Happy to be here with so many writers I admire. Thank you, Publishers Weekly!
"There’s a live-wire intensity running through Cox's prose that makes this easy to read and difficult to forget."
Happy to be here with so many writers I admire. Thank you, Publishers Weekly!
October 31, 2023 at 3:48 PM
Didn't see this coming. I Felt the End Before It Came is a PW Best Book of the Year. 😭
"There’s a live-wire intensity running through Cox's prose that makes this easy to read and difficult to forget."
Happy to be here with so many writers I admire. Thank you, Publishers Weekly!
"There’s a live-wire intensity running through Cox's prose that makes this easy to read and difficult to forget."
Happy to be here with so many writers I admire. Thank you, Publishers Weekly!
A mini documentary about I Felt the End Before It Came is now premiering at the Winnipeg International Writers Festival. 🥳
There's some behind the scenes of the five wild years it took to write the book, and of course, some Montreal weirdness:
thinairfestival.ca/user/1159/
There's some behind the scenes of the five wild years it took to write the book, and of course, some Montreal weirdness:
thinairfestival.ca/user/1159/
September 23, 2023 at 1:51 PM
A mini documentary about I Felt the End Before It Came is now premiering at the Winnipeg International Writers Festival. 🥳
There's some behind the scenes of the five wild years it took to write the book, and of course, some Montreal weirdness:
thinairfestival.ca/user/1159/
There's some behind the scenes of the five wild years it took to write the book, and of course, some Montreal weirdness:
thinairfestival.ca/user/1159/
Can't wait to take this book on the road again!
August 29, 2023 at 1:56 PM
Can't wait to take this book on the road again!
Marquette, Michigan's daily newspaper runs reviews of new arrivals at the local public library, and this one is sending me 😳
My book is really getting out there.
My book is really getting out there.
August 26, 2023 at 3:41 PM
Marquette, Michigan's daily newspaper runs reviews of new arrivals at the local public library, and this one is sending me 😳
My book is really getting out there.
My book is really getting out there.
Mark and I recently realized that the first concert we went to together was Sinéad O'Connor's free outdoor show in Montreal in the summer of 1997— eight years before we met. Of course. Here's Mark in Dublin in 2019.
RIP, Sinéad. Today we remember and feel your power.
<3 <3 <3
RIP, Sinéad. Today we remember and feel your power.
<3 <3 <3
July 26, 2023 at 8:26 PM
Mark and I recently realized that the first concert we went to together was Sinéad O'Connor's free outdoor show in Montreal in the summer of 1997— eight years before we met. Of course. Here's Mark in Dublin in 2019.
RIP, Sinéad. Today we remember and feel your power.
<3 <3 <3
RIP, Sinéad. Today we remember and feel your power.
<3 <3 <3
Some news: we're making a mini-documentary about my book, to premiere at a literary festival this fall. 😭
We broke through a fence to get this outtake, which is fitting —I can't separate my life from le Stade.
We broke through a fence to get this outtake, which is fitting —I can't separate my life from le Stade.
July 18, 2023 at 4:46 PM
Some news: we're making a mini-documentary about my book, to premiere at a literary festival this fall. 😭
We broke through a fence to get this outtake, which is fitting —I can't separate my life from le Stade.
We broke through a fence to get this outtake, which is fitting —I can't separate my life from le Stade.
What a thing to wake up to, in Montreal Review of Books:
"A captivating, richly layered text that dismantles any reductive ideas readers may hold about indoctrination, departures, comings-out, and the practice of memoir-writing itself."
😭 😭
"A captivating, richly layered text that dismantles any reductive ideas readers may hold about indoctrination, departures, comings-out, and the practice of memoir-writing itself."
😭 😭
July 12, 2023 at 3:55 PM
What a thing to wake up to, in Montreal Review of Books:
"A captivating, richly layered text that dismantles any reductive ideas readers may hold about indoctrination, departures, comings-out, and the practice of memoir-writing itself."
😭 😭
"A captivating, richly layered text that dismantles any reductive ideas readers may hold about indoctrination, departures, comings-out, and the practice of memoir-writing itself."
😭 😭