As a self proclaimed poet and essayer, Ciara (pronounced “Key-ruh” not “See air uh”-it’s Gaelic) focuses their writing on relevant topics in arts and culture and social issues within the community. Having an analytical eye, she tends to “over-dissect” the things that she gets passionate about (Hmm... probably because of that scorpio rising and virgo sun combo...) but I heard that that’s what readers like these days. Whether it's about a local niche poetry book or a trending album release, you can expect to know every excruciating detail.
Moving to Peterborough from her local city of Hamilton, Ciara is immersing herself into the arts scene, ready to showcase her introspective poetry and writing into the community. Back in Hamilton, she attended several writing/poetry workshops where she got to learn and develop her skills from local artists and English literature graduates. The art scene in Hamilton is big and thriving, and worth checking out if that’s your vibe.
Speaking of English literature: it’s her first year of study at Trent, expecting to get her Bachelor of Art’s in English by 2028. Moving forward in her writing career, Ciara hopes to publish both her poetry and prose, and finish her lyrical work: maybe one day she will transfer her writing into music, but until then you can read about what she has to say in Arthur.
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