Über den Autor

Priscila Uppal was a Canadian poet, novelist, and essayist known for her candid exploration of identity, motherhood, and the human experience. Born in Ottawa, she gained recognition for her diverse body of work, which includes poetry collections, novels, and essays. Uppal's writing often reflected her own experiences as a mixed-race woman, and she became a prominent voice in discussions surrounding race and identity in contemporary literature. Her notable works include "The M Word: Conversations about Motherhood" and "Other Tongues: Mixed-Race Women Speak Out," where she facilitated meaningful conversations about motherhood and cultural intersections.

Uppal's literary contributions extended beyond her own writing; she was a dedicated educator, inspiring students and fellow writers alike. Her passion for literature and advocacy for mixed-race experiences resonated deeply with many, leading her to influence a generation of writers. Despite her untimely passing in 2018, her legacy continues through her impactful works and the dialogues she fostered within the literary community.

Nationalität Kanadisch
Geburtsdatum February 15, 1973
Geburtsort Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Todesdatum September 19, 2018