Sometimes you meet your father for the first time since you were a baby, and you are twenty-six and coming down off Ecstasy after catching a ride out of a rave in the Selkirks with Christians in a blue velvet-lined van. And the Christians have dropped you off at a laundromat in a mountain town and you’ve used a payphone to call your father at the smelter. And your father comes to the laundromat wearing a vest with chains …
Bio:
Cali Haan is a writer, ex-reporter, and former tree planter in Vancouver. Her writings have won nominations and prizes, including first place, Vancouver Story Slam; and honourable mention, Out on Screen. Her comedy feature film script Burger Flip Girls is in early development.