EVENT’S Annual Used Book Sale is Back!

 •  March 11

Our biggest fundraiser of the year is back! Join us at the Douglas College concourse in New Westminster between March 18th and 22nd for five...

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2023 Non-Fiction Contest Winners

 •  March 8

Thank you to everyone who entered our 2023 Non-Fiction Contest. And the winners are… FIRST PLACE ($1,500): ‘Flowering,’ Austen Lee,...

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In the Dream World of Poems: Elena Johnson Interviews Kareem Tayyar

 •  February 23

KAREEM TAYYAR’s most recent book, Keats in San Francisco & Other Poems, was published byLily Poetry Review Books in 2022, and his work has appeared...

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EVENT Seeks Volunteer First Readers

 •  February 13

EVENT Magazine is seeking volunteer first readers Do you love reading? Would you like to help publish the very best in contemporary poetry and...

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My Lil’wat Love, Song by Russell Wallace

 •  January 25

-- RUSSELL WALLACE is an award-winning composer, producer and traditional sing­er from the St’at’imc Nation (Salish). In 2022, he was...

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Nick Thran Reviews New Poetry for EVENT 52/1

 •  December 18

Nick Thran Reviews: Rhiannon Ng Cheng Hin, Fire Cider Rain, Coach House Books, 2022 rob mclennan, the book of smaller, University of...

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Avery Qurashi Reviews New Fiction for EVENT 52/1

 •  December 11

Avery Qurashi Reviews: Cynthia Flood, You Are Here, Biblioasis, 2022 Clark Blaise, This Time, That Place, Biblioasis, 2022 Both born...

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Julien Farout Reviews New Novels for EVENT 52/1

 •  December 4

Julien Farout Reviews: Michael Hingston, Try Not to Be Strange, Biblioasis, 2022 Heidi Sopinka, Utopia, Hamish Hamilton, 2022 Michael...

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Susan Sanford Blades Reviews New Fiction for EVENT 52/1

 •  November 23

Susan Sanford Blades Reviews: Erica McKeen, Tear, Invisible Publishing, 2022 Jowita Bydlowska, Possessed, Dundurn Press, 2022 What...

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Indigenous Voices: Meet the Authors

 •  September 27

On Thursday, October 26th, the Creative Writing Department at Douglas College will host Indigenous writers, both experienced and emerging, for an...

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