Announcing 2017 Non-Fiction Contest Judge: J. Jill Robinson!
EVENT’s 2017 Non-Fiction Contest is open for submissions until April 15. Winners will receive fame and fortune: up to $1500 […]
2016 Non-Fiction Contest Winners: An Interview with Hilary Dean
“On Watch,” Hilary Dean’s winning piece, is part of a project exploring issues of identity and belonging within the larger framework […]
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2016 EVENT Non-Fiction Contest Winners
Keep your eye out for interviews with our winners in the coming weeks. To tide you over, here’s a little bit […]
Aboriginal Voices: Meet the Writers
EVENT Magazine is thrilled to host the following four unique and talented indigenous writers. Join us on Thursday October 27, […]
Aboriginal Voices: An Evening of Poetry & Prose
On Thursday, October 27, join us for an evening of poetry and prose, featuring notable writers Joanne Arnott, Carleigh Baker, […]
J.R. McConvey Named as a Journey Prize Finalist
J.R. McConvey’s “How the Grizzly Came to Hang at the Royal Oak Hotel” (EVENT 44/1) has just been announced as one […]
Internship Opportunity with EVENT and Room
EVENT and Room magazines are offering a paid part-time internship opportunity, starting this fall. The deadline is coming up fast on [highlight […]
J.R. McConvey Longlisted for the Journey Prize
We’re thrilled for J.R. McConvey, who has not one, but two stories longlisted for the 2016 Journey Prize. One of […]
Review: Books by R.M. Vaughan & Michael V. Smith
This non-fiction review first appeared in EVENT 44/2. R.M. Vaughan, Bright Eyed: Insomnia and Its Cultures, Coach House, 2015 Michael […]
Rivers are Creatures, Too: An Interview with Randy Lundy
Randy Lundy is a member of the Barren Lands (Cree) First Nation. Born in northern Manitoba, he has lived most […]
Review: Fiction by Craig Davidson and Michael Winter
This fiction review first appeared in EVENT 43/1. Craig Davidson, Cataract City, Doubleday, 2013 Michael Winter, Minister Without Portfolio, Hamish […]
Appearing in Two Places at Once: EVENT Interviews Armand Garnet Ruffo
Armand Garnet Ruffo draws on his Ojibway heritage for his writing. His creative biography Norval Morrisseau: Man Changing into Thunderbird […]