The Coronation of a Young Witch

The Coronation of a Young Witch is a collection of writing exploring how patriarchal systems vilify and label women who don’t conform as "witches." It makes use of a mix of medieval and urban format, which acts as a narrative journey and a manifesto for female autonomy. "The Witches in a Brawl," is a dramatic poem telling the betrayal and sentencing of a young and an elder woman, orchestrated by their own male relatives. While "The Coronation," is a theatrical piece with a chorus and a newly crowned Witch who proclaims a sovereign system of independence for her coven. In summary, the work gives a description of the spaces in between oppression and freedom, teaching women how to reject conformity, recognize systemic targeting, and reclaim their collective power.

Miss A. is Nigerian-Canadian writer, an aspiring filmmaker, and creative hairstylist but likes to call herself a multidisciplinary artist. She has recently returned to writing to help her rediscover her voice. Right now, she is dabbling in different mediums of art as possible with the ultimate goal to bring her stories to the theatre and screens. Find more of Miss A. on IG @say.hiii.ms_a

Oshawa, Canada, 18pages, 8.5 by 5 inches, 2026, it's a scroll!!