On the Radar: Where I Fall, Where She Rises by Dean Serravalle
Event Mags • August 20Dean Serravalle is the author of four novels, Reliving Charley (Oberon Press), Chameleon Days (Now or Never Press), Lock 7 (8th House Publishing),...
Congratulations to Griffin Poetry Prize Winner, Eve Joseph
Event Mags • June 17A heartfelt congratulations to Eve Joseph, who recently won the $65,000 Griffin Poetry Prize for her book, Quarrels. Check out Miranda Pearson's...
Spoken Word and Working Artists: Hannah Macready Interviews Johnny MacRae
Event Mags • April 25Photo by: Derek Ford Johnny MacRae is a Vancouver-based spoken word artist, educator and community organizer. He was named Victoria Spoken Word...
LET DOWN YOUR HAIR Contest Winners
Event Mags • May 7Announcing the winners of EVENT's LET DOWN YOUR HAIR speculative writing contest! These pieces were read blind and selected from the shortlist by...
Slam Dancing: Jillian Christmas Interviews mitcholos touchie
Event Mags • April 18Łapḥsp̓at̓unakʔi Łim̓aqsti AKA mitcholos touchie is an indigenous Spoken Word artist from Hitacu, Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ x Nuučaan̓uɫ...
Jane Campbell in Best Canadian Essays
Event Mags • July 17Congratulations to Jane Campbell, whose creative non-fiction piece, "Good as Dead," which first appeared in EVENT 45/2, has been selected to appear...
M. Bayless Wins Canadian Magazine Award
Event Mags • April 29"I had a good grip on the scissors when they plunged into Frank’s skull, so naturally I felt the firm resistance, then the sickening, slippery...
EVENT Does WORD Vancouver
Shashi Bhat • October 2Anna Ling Kaye (Ricepaper), Meghan Bell (Room), Michal Kozlowski (GEIST) and Shashi Bhat (EVENT) gather for a panel at WORD Vancouver. Last...
EVENT Contributor in Best Canadian Essays 2015
Shashi Bhat • September 1EVENT would like to wish a sincere congratulations to Tanya Bellehumeur-Allatt, whose creative non-fiction piece, "Beirut Bombing" has been selected...
Put CanLit on the Map: Lovereading.co.uk’s Google Maps Book Mash-up
Event Mags • June 22Lovereading.co.uk has created a Google Map that shows the settings of your (and other people's) favourite books. But while putting together your...
