The Automated Poetry Project
Event Mags • September 21Remember gumball machines? Of course you do. For me, their draw was never really about the gumball. It was the process. It was putting the coin into...
Remember gumball machines? Of course you do. For me, their draw was never really about the gumball. It was the process. It was putting the coin into...
Nine manuscripts were chosen from 94 entries by EVENT’s editor and assistants, and sent without the writers’ names to Russell Wangersky for final...
Souvankham Thammavongsa was born in Nong Khai, Thailand in 1978. She is the author of two poetry books, one of which, Small Arguments, won a...
Spring has sprung, and EVENT is celebrating with a spring issue mega-launch with our local lit-mag pals, Poetry is Dead and PRISM...
Well, spring has sprung, and with the longer daylight hours come diversions aplenty, so we're giving all you writers out there an extra week to get...
Libby Zeleke’s non-fiction story, “We Were Punk Rockers” (writing as Livvy Black), was one of the two winning entries in our 2012 Creative...
EVENT's creative non-fiction contest deadline is only a month and a day away! To help you with that last push to the finish line, we called upon our...
Perhaps it’s a trifle presumptuous to refer to one’s own magazine as “hot”, but when you see the literary lineup we’ve got in Issue 41.3,...
Imagine our delight when we heard that Carleigh Baker, one of our very own EVENT interns, had won the subTerrain magazine 2012 Lush Triumphant...
Is there anything a writer likes hearing more than “the deadline’s been extended”? There are a couple of terrific writing contests on right...