Tia Glista (b. 1998) is a Toronto-based arts writer and PhD candidate. Her criticism and essays on gender in film, literature, and art have appeared in The Guardian, Los Angeles Review of Books, Dazed, Document Journal, Electric Literature, and elsewhere. She is regularly called upon to interview the leading women/queer/trans voices in film and literature, and has written three cover stories profiling Mati Diop, Joan Jonas, and Emma Corrin. She is a founding editor of Toronto Review.

Tia’s scholarship focuses on the feminist politics of moving bodies in 20th-21st century U.S. literature and cultural production, as well as feminist re-imaginings of ethics, politics, sociality, and gathering. Her scholarship has appeared in Camera Obscura and Contemporary Women’s Writing. She is co-convener of the Feminist Orientations reading group.

Instagram: @tia.elisabeth

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Email: tia-elisabeth [@] hotmail.com