Upcoming Event: Aboriginal Voices, an Evening of Poetry & Prose
On Wednesday, November 13, EVENT Magazine, Douglas College’s Aboriginal Student Services Office and Creative Writing Department will host talented emerging […]
2018 Speculative Writing Contest Winners
And the winners are… Grand Prize ($1,000): ‘Out of Focus’ by Joe Bongiorno, Montreal, QC Runner-Up ($150): ‘The Chemistry of […]
2019 Speculative Writing Contest Shortlist
Here it is, the 2019 Speculative Writing Contest shortlist! Congratulations to all the short-listed entrants: ‘Out of Focus’ by Joe […]
2018 Non-Fiction Contest Winners
And the winners are… FIRST PLACE ($1,500): ‘Where Things Rise, Unannounced’ by Erin MacNair, North Vancouver, BC SECOND PLACE ($1000): […]
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2019 Speculative Writing Contest- CLOSED
Submissions for this contest are now closed.2019 LET DOWN YOUR HAIR Speculative Contest Details Are you tired of magazines telling […]
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LET DOWN YOUR HAIR Contest Winners
Announcing the winners of EVENT’s LET DOWN YOUR HAIR speculative writing contest! These pieces were read blind and selected from […]
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Announcing the LET DOWN YOUR HAIR Contest Shortlist
EVENT’s editor and editorial assistants have read the submissions to our LET DOWN YOUR HAIR contest and shortlisted the thirteen […]
Why You Should Enter EVENT’s LET DOWN YOUR HAIR Contest
It’s a chance to experiment. Write a poem about a refrigerator that’s a portal to another dimension, a story about […]
M. Bayless Wins Canadian Magazine Award
“I had a good grip on the scissors when they plunged into Frank’s skull, so naturally I felt the firm […]
M. Bayless Named a Magazine Grands Prix Finalist
M. Bayless, a winner of EVENT’s 2016 Non-Fiction Contest, is a finalist for the inaugural Magazine Grands Prix, held by Magazines Canada! […]
2016 Non-Fiction Contest Winners: An Interview with Caitlin Crawshaw
We kept missing each other. I’d send an e-mail and she’d respond just as I was leaving the office. We’d […]