Poetry: “Your Breasts are like Twin Fawns” by Dora Prieto
Event Mags • January 22DORA PRIETO is a Vancouver-based poet and a 2025–27 Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University. Her debut collection, Girl Tejido, is...
“We Will Encounter New Things, But We Will Be Able to Understand Them”: An Interview With Ben Ladouceur
Shashi Bhat • January 12Ben Ladouceur is an author living on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe Nation (Ottawa). His first book, Otter, was selected as a best...
Poetry: “Vaporwave” by Ellie Sawatzky
Event Mags • December 10ELLIE SAWATZKY is the author of None of This Belongs to Me (Nightwood Editions, 2021). Her poems have appeared most recently in The...
Falling Sideways Through One-Way Gates: Elena Johnson Interviews Natalie Rice
Event Mags • October 20NATALIE RICE is the author of Nightjar (Gaspereau Press, 2025) and Scorch (Gaspereau Press,2023). Her poems have appeared in journals such as...
Poetry: “Steve and I travel to Calgary” by Christina Shah
Event Mags • October 11CHRISTINA SHAH lives in Vancouver and works in heavy industry. Her work was short-listed for 2021’s Ralph Gustafson Prize and was selected...
Cara Waterfall Reviews Three Books of Poetry for EVENT 54/1
Event Mags • October 7Cara Waterfall Reviews: Derek Webster, National Animal, Véhicule Press, 2024Ben Robinson, As Is, ARP Books, 2024Holly Flauto, Permission...
Adam McPhee Reviews New Fiction Books for EVENT 54/1
Event Mags • September 30Adam McPhee Reviews: Wayne Ng, Johnny Delivers, Guernica Editions, 2024 David Spaner, Keefer Street, Ronsdale Press, 2024 It’s 1977 in...
Steven Maye Reviews New Essay Collections for EVENT 54/1
Event Mags • September 18Steven Maye Reviews: Jim Johnstone, Bait & Switch: Essays, Reviews, Conversations, and Views on Canadian Poetry, The Porcupine’s Quill,...
Sanchari Sur Reviews Two Non-Fiction Books for EVENT 54/1
Event Mags • September 18Sanchari Sur Reviews: Mariam Pirbhai, Garden Inventories: Reflections on Land, Place and Belonging, Wolsak & Wynn, 2023Sadiya Ansari, In...
Non-Fiction: “The Remember Timeline” by Stephanie Chou
Event Mags • September 11STEPHANIE CHOU is a writer currently living in Vancouver. Her work has previously appeared in BOMB Magazine and has been supported by the Canada...
