Alycia Two Bears invites you to The Feast.

Love, life, motherhood, death, and grief—Alycia Two Bears sinks her teeth into the uncomfortable, exploring Indigenous identities and their intersections with womanhood in this urgent poetry collection. A Two-Spirit, mixed-blood iskwew from Mistawasis Nêhiyawak First Nation, Two Bears weaves traditional teachings into her poetry, using her words as both reflection and resistance—challenging patriarchy and the inequities that thrive in its shadow.

As a mother, land-based yoga practitioner, activist, and aspiring midwife, Two Bears writes with a voice that demands to be heard. An award-winning poet, writer, and community leader, she beckons you to her table.

With verse as sweet as honey and as sharp as vinegar, The Feast will unsettle, provoke, and linger—its poems finding a permanent home deep within your bones.