Jackson Durocher

In the frozen streets of Edmonton, Clara Solís—once Patient T, once Tessa Vixen—leaves a motel room with a stolen wallet, three scars, and a smile that finally belongs to her. Guided by burnt toast and a burner phone, she gathers four broken souls.

Set in a gritty, urban underbelly, Olive Green, Soaked in Red follows Joel and Daria, two young addicts scraping by in a rundown apartment, bound by shared despair and fleeting highs.

"Poetry in a half-shell" is a collection of poems written by Jackson in the span of two months.

It explores themes of religion, sex, psychology, trauma and humour. It doesn't fully fall under one category of poetic fiction but more under whatever the author felt like writing that day.

"Bear Stare Poetry," is a second volume collection of poetry written by Jackson. The works span themes of Love, loss, nature, and depression. Jackson Attempts to capture life though his eyes, experiences and literary plots.