13 Ways of Looking at Climate Change: Runner-Up Poem
This summer, EVENT Magazine partnered with the Faculty of Language, Literature, and Performing Arts at Douglas College in 13 Ways of Looking […]
13 Ways of Looking at Climate Change: Winning Poem
This summer, EVENT Magazine partnered with the Faculty of Language, Literature, and Performing Arts at Douglas College in 13 Ways of Looking […]
Al Rempel Reviews New Poetry for EVENT 50/3
Al Rempel Reviews: Susan McCaslin, Heart Work, Ekstasis Editions, 2020Barbara Nickel, Essential Tremor, Caitlin Press, 2021Louise B. Halfe (Sky Dancer), […]
Rebecca Peng Reviews Two New Books for EVENT 50/3
Rebecca Peng Reviews: Virginia Pésémapéo Bordeleau, Trans. Susan Ouriou, The Lover, the Lake, Freehand Books, 2021 Nathan Niigan Noodin Adler, […]
MJ Holec Reviews New Novels by MP Boisvert and Christopher DiRaddo for EVENT 50/3
MJ Holec Reviews: MP Boisvert, Trans. Monica Meneghetti, The Fifth: A Love(s) Story, Caitlin Press, 2021Christopher DiRaddo, The Family Way, […]
Manahil Bandukwala Reviews Non-Fiction by Kazim Ali and Anvi Hoàng for EVENT 50/3
Manahil Bandukwala Reviews: Kazim Ali, Northern Light: Power, Land, and Memory of Water, Goose Lane Editions, 2021Anvi Hoàng, Why Do […]
Books I’m Re-Reading: Field Notes for the Alpine Tundra
Elena Johnson’s Field Notes for the Alpine Tundra (2015), a collection of poems written at a remote ecology research station […]
Hope, History, and the Land: An Interview With Tosh Sherkat
Tosh Sherkat is a writer attending the University of Victoria. He was raised in Nelson, BC (Sinixt and Ktunaxa territory). […]
What We Both Know: Hannah Macready Interviews Fawn Parker
In front of me are hundreds of pages of work. Already I feel it leaving me. He will obliterate what […]
Anuja Varghese Reviews Short Story Collections By Jack Wang and Silmy Abdullah for EVENT 50/2
Anuja Varghese Reviews: Jack Wang, We Two Alone, House of Anansi Press, 2020Silmy Abdullah, Home of the Floating Lily, Dundurn […]
Suspension, Some Dread, A Lifeline: Rob Taylor Interviews Neil Surkan
Reservoir – Neil Surkan Carp lurk through suburbs when runoff jumps the dam, sucksmanhole covers up like corks, slopswallpaper with septic […]
Rebecca Păpacuru Reads “Unbecoming” for EVENT 50/3
REBECCA PĂPUCARU’S first collection of poetry, The Panic Room (Nightwood Editions, 2017),was a finalist for the A.M. Klein Prize for […]