Yvette LeClair is a workers’ rights activist and a compulsive note-taker. She grew up in the suburbs of the seventies. Thankfully, there was a library across the street. Her poetry appears in Pinhole Poetry, Queen’s Quarterly, Working Title Lit, The Dalhousie Review, Contemporary Verse 2, and The Literary Review of Canada. She has a day job in downtown Toronto, Canada, where she lives with her husband and calico cats.  Find her on Instagram @yvetteleclair