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John Elizabeth Stintzi| Place of birth |
Ontario, Canada |
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| Nationality |
Canadian |
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| Pronouns |
they/them[1] |
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| Gender identity |
nonbinary/genderqueer[2] |
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| Occupation |
writer, teacher |
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| Known for |
Vanishing Monuments |
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John Elizabeth Stintzi is a Canadian writer and teacher, most noted for winning the RBC Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers in 2019. Stintzi was raised in Bergland, Ontario, and educated at the University of Manitoba and Stony Brook University. Their debut novel Vanishing Monuments and their full-length poetry debut Junebat were both published in April 2020.[2] Vanishing Monuments, of which the protagonist is nonbinary like the author, began in 2014 as "a short story that refused to end", Stintzi said in one interview.[3]
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