Angelica Ashley Books

08/24/2026

LAST MARKET OF THE SUMMER!

Art in the Park
Buena Vista Park
August 30
10am - 3pm

We'll be have the full 10x10 pop-up shop set up so y'all can buy all the whismy goods guaranteed to make you giggle, cry, or mad (depends on you lol)

08/16/2026

08/16/2026

NEW MINI BOOKS featuring three of the pieces from "unhinged honesty: a collection of poetry and other things written"

Find us at Drinkle Mall as part of the Comfy and Cozy Market from 11am to 4pm!

Angelica Ashley is a Filipino-Canadian author who was born in Vancouver, BC and grew up in Nipawin, SK. She currently lives in Saskatoon, SK where she is pursuing her dreams of writing and owning her own bookshop. She enjoys writing modern day tragedies and poetry inspired by her own personal experiences. Angelica has always been passionate about writing since high school as she was a dedicated member of her school's drama club as an actor, and later on, as a playwright, and director.

Now her dreams are about the future of this silly pop-up bookshop that she created to see her own self-published books. But as always with her, one thing let to another and now she has a variety of goods to sell. From bookmarks to keychains, her stuff is silly, fun, and at times, very unhinged.

Not afraid to say what she thinks, her work reflects her opinions on many topics from silly to serious, she's gonna put it on a keychain.

A survivor of sexual assault she proudly donates half of all profits made from her poetry books to the Saskatoon Sexual Assault Information Centre and will take every opportunity she can to support her community to make the world a better place to exist in.

Angelica is a proud pansexual Filipino second-gen immigrant cis woman with a dream that her little shop will be a safe space for all who seek sweet treats, trinkets, and a book to read.

Supported by her friends, family, and most of all her partner Rowan, who shares 25% of the company and wants nothing more than to see it become a real physical shop.

08/10/2026

NEW COVER ART FOR "where do we go from here?" COMING SOON!

pre-order the new version on my website linked in our bio!

Angelica Ashley's fourth collection of poetry.

this poetry book was written by a

woman whose life has changed in so

many ways in so little time.

A collection of thoughts she has had

navigating a life that feels

so unfamiliar to her.

In the best way, she doesn't know

what is next.

Full of questions and frustration

trying to figure it all out.

Sitting at a crossroads of pursuing

her dreams or being content with

being comfortable

Where do we go from here?

Angelica Ashley is a Filipino-Canadian author who was born in Vancouver, BC and grew up in Nipawin, SK. She currently lives in Saskatoon, SK where she is pursuing her dreams of writing and owning her own bookshop. She enjoys writing modern day tragedies and poetry inspired by her own personal experiences. Angelica has always been passionate about writing since high school as she was a dedicated member of her school's drama club as an actor, and later on, as a playwright, and director.

Now her dreams are about the future of this silly pop-up bookshop that she created to see her own self-published books. But as always with her, one thing let to another and now she has a variety of goods to sell. From bookmarks to keychains, her stuff is silly, fun, and at times, very unhinged.

Not afraid to say what she thinks, her work reflects her opinions on many topics from silly to serious, she's gonna put it on a keychain.

A survivor of sexual assault she proudly donates half of all profits made from her poetry books to the Saskatoon Sexual Assault Information Centre and will take every opportunity she can to support her community to make the world a better place to exist in.

Angelica is a proud pansexual Filipino second-gen immigrant cis woman with a dream that her little shop will be a safe space for all who seek sweet treats, trinkets, and a book to read.

Supported by her friends, family, and most of all her partner Rowan, who shares 25% of the company and wants nothing more than to see it become a real physical shop.

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08/03/2026

LAST DAY OF BROADWAY DAYS AT SASKATOON FRINGE!!

Find us at the end of Broadway Ave selling my books, posters, keychains, bracelets, and more!

BROADWAY DAYS AT FRINGE FEST
August 1-3
11:30am - 9:30pm



Angelica Ashley is a Filipino-Canadian author who was born in Vancouver, BC and grew up in Nipawin, SK. She currently lives in Saskatoon, SK where she is pursuing her dreams of writing and owning her own bookshop. She enjoys writing modern day tragedies and poetry inspired by her own personal experiences. Angelica has always been passionate about writing since high school as she was a dedicated member of her school's drama club as an actor, and later on, as a playwright, and director.

Now her dreams are about the future of this silly pop-up bookshop that she created to see her own self-published books. But as always with her, one thing let to another and now she has a variety of goods to sell. From bookmarks to keychains, her stuff is silly, fun, and at times, very unhinged.

Not afraid to say what she thinks, her work reflects her opinions on many topics from silly to serious, she's gonna put it on a keychain.

A survivor of sexual assault she proudly donates half of all profits made from her poetry books to the Saskatoon Sexual Assault Information Centre and will take every opportunity she can to support her community to make the world a better place to exist in.

Angelica is a proud pansexual Filipino second-gen immigrant cis woman with a dream that her little shop will be a safe space for all who seek sweet treats, trinkets, and a book to read.

Supported by her friends, family, and most of all her partner Rowan, who shares 25% of the company and wants nothing more than to see it become a real physical shop.

08/03/2026

The Flower Princess is a character that I have used to represent myself in my writing. More poems about her can be found in all my poetry books.

If you feel compelled to read more about her, they are available online on most bookstore websites or sold at my table/booth at markets.

Poetry Books by Angelica Ashley

🩷 you can't save her
💚 unhinged honesty
💛 is this what happy looks like?
💜 where do we go from here?

TW: SA

I was assaulted multiple times by my first boyfriend when I was 15-16 years old. It took me a long time to be able to accept that my experience was real and valid. It wasn't like the stories I had heard about r**e. I didn't report as I didn't know that what was happening was wrong.

Today, I share that I am survivor of sexual assault.
I live with PTSD, Severe Anxiety, and Depression .
I am healing. I am safe. I am loved.

If you, or someone you love relates to my story,
here are some resources:
Saskatoon Sexual Assault Information Centre
SSAIC.CA
24 hour Sexual Assault Crisis Line
306-244-2224

Thank you for reading.

Hope you are healing and safe.

With love,
Angelica Ashley

08/02/2026

Day Two of Broadway Days at Saskatoon Fringe!

Find us at the end of Broadway Ave selling my books, posters, keychains, bracelets, and more!

BROADWAY DAYS AT FRINGE FEST
August 1-3
11:30am - 9:30pm



Angelica Ashley is a Filipino-Canadian author who was born in Vancouver, BC and grew up in Nipawin, SK. She currently lives in Saskatoon, SK where she is pursuing her dreams of writing and owning her own bookshop. She enjoys writing modern day tragedies and poetry inspired by her own personal experiences. Angelica has always been passionate about writing since high school as she was a dedicated member of her school's drama club as an actor, and later on, as a playwright, and director.

Now her dreams are about the future of this silly pop-up bookshop that she created to see her own self-published books. But as always with her, one thing let to another and now she has a variety of goods to sell. From bookmarks to keychains, her stuff is silly, fun, and at times, very unhinged.

Not afraid to say what she thinks, her work reflects her opinions on many topics from silly to serious, she's gonna put it on a keychain.

A survivor of sexual assault she proudly donates half of all profits made from her poetry books to the Saskatoon Sexual Assault Information Centre and will take every opportunity she can to support her community to make the world a better place to exist in.

Angelica is a proud pansexual Filipino second-gen immigrant cis woman with a dream that her little shop will be a safe space for all who seek sweet treats, trinkets, and a book to read.

Supported by her friends, family, and most of all her partner Rowan, who shares 25% of the company and wants nothing more than to see it become a real physical shop.

08/01/2026

Find us at the end of Broadway Ave selling my books, posters, keychains, bracelets, and more!

BROADWAY DAYS AT FRINGE FEST
August 1-3
11:30am - 9:30pm



Angelica Ashley is a Filipino-Canadian author who was born in Vancouver, BC and grew up in Nipawin, SK. She currently lives in Saskatoon, SK where she is pursuing her dreams of writing and owning her own bookshop. She enjoys writing modern day tragedies and poetry inspired by her own personal experiences. Angelica has always been passionate about writing since high school as she was a dedicated member of her school's drama club as an actor, and later on, as a playwright, and director.

Now her dreams are about the future of this silly pop-up bookshop that she created to see her own self-published books. But as always with her, one thing let to another and now she has a variety of goods to sell. From bookmarks to keychains, her stuff is silly, fun, and at times, very unhinged.

Not afraid to say what she thinks, her work reflects her opinions on many topics from silly to serious, she's gonna put it on a keychain.

A survivor of sexual assault she proudly donates half of all profits made from her poetry books to the Saskatoon Sexual Assault Information Centre and will take every opportunity she can to support her community to make the world a better place to exist in.

Angelica is a proud pansexual Filipino second-gen immigrant cis woman with a dream that her little shop will be a safe space for all who seek sweet treats, trinkets, and a book to read.

Supported by her friends, family, and most of all her partner Rowan, who shares 25% of the company and wants nothing more than to see it become a real physical shop.