Alex K. Masse is a writer, musician, and communications specialist from what is colonially known as Surrey, BC. Their work has been seen everywhere from Autostraddle to the Vancouver Fringe Festival, as well as in collaboration with Vancouver Pride, Simon Fraser University, and more. They’re also a neurodivergent lesbian, which greatly affects their creative process.
For Alex, storytelling is a means of expression and connection, both within themself and with others; this most recently took the form of their debut production as a playwright, Faye’s Room, with Glitch Theatre.
On the communications side, Alex has worked in the nonprofit sector since 2021, handling everything from event programming, to social media, to B2B relations. That’s all just storytelling too, isn’t it? They graduated from SFU with a BA in Communication and Publishing in 2025, and their areas of interest are disability advocacy and arts and culture, but they have also handled comms in podcasting, education, and veterinary nursing.
When not working on writing, music, or comms, Alex is probably cozied up with their cat and a good book.
