Suspension, Some Dread, A Lifeline: Rob Taylor Interviews Neil Surkan
Event Mags • March 15Reservoir – 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
Event Mags • March 8REBECCA PĂPUCARU’S first collection of poetry, The Panic Room (Nightwood Editions, 2017),was a finalist for the A.M. Klein Prize for...
Jessica Rose Reviews Non-Fiction From Christa Couture and Claire Legendre For EVENT 50/2
Event Mags • February 14Jessica Rose Reviews: Christa Couture, How to Lose Everything: A Memoir, Douglas & McIntyre, 2020Claire Legendre, Trans. David Homel, The Lily...
Carolyn Nakagawa Reviews Three Poetry Collections For EVENT 50/2
Event Mags • February 14Carolyn Nakagawa Reviews: Lily Wang, Saturn Peach, Gordon Hill Press, 2020Jen Sookfong Lee, The Shadow List, Wolsak & Wynn, 2021Sachiko...
2021 Non-Fiction Contest Winners
Event Mags • February 13EVENT is proud to announce the winners of our 2021 Non-Fiction contest, judged by David A. Robertson. FIRST PLACE ($1,500): Penance,...
Upcoming (Virtual) Event: Indigenous Voices
Event Mags • February 5On Thursday, March 3, 2022, EVENT Magazine, and Douglas College’s Indigenous Student Services Office and Creative Writing Department will host an...
Véronique Darwin Reviews Translation By Melissa Bull and Katia Grubisic for EVENT 50/2
Event Mags • February 1Véronique Darwin Reviews: Marie-Sissi Labrèche, Trans. Melissa Bull, Borderline, Anvil Press, 2020 Ioana Georgescu, Trans. Katia Grubisic,...
This Is My Real Name: Hannah Macready Interviews Cid V Brunet
Event Mags • December 2CID V BRUNET spent their twenties stripping in clubs across Canada. They received a degree in creative writing from Douglas College and went on...
On Beginnings: The Art of Getting Started
Event Mags • October 5Beginnings are the start of something new. A fresh take. A chance to try your hand at an unfamiliar style, form, or voice. We begin when we start a...
