A Two-Way Flow: Elena Johnson Interviews Samantha Jones
Event Mags • November 6Samantha Jones (she/her) is an earth scientist, writer, and copyeditor based in Moh’kins’tsis (Calgary), Treaty 7 territory. Her words appear in...
Gillian Harding-Russell Reviews New Poetry Collections for EVENT 51/3
Event Mags • August 1Gillian Harding-Russell Reviews: Katherine Lawrence, Black Umbrella, Turnstone Press, 2022Susan Musgrave, Exculpatory Lilies, McClelland...
On Display in my Mind: Rob Taylor interviews Nick Thran
Event Mags • July 18A John Ashbery Remembrance Day A call came into the shop from someone looking for your Girls on the Run. We didn’t have the book. Could...
From Issue 51/3: Dying to Live by Liselle York
Event Mags • June 13Read Liselle York's poem, Dying to Live, from EVENT 51/3.
Welcoming EVENT’s New Poetry Editor, Raoul Fernandes
Event Mags • May 12EVENT is proud to welcome Raoul Fernandes as its new Poetry Editor. Raoul is taking over from Joanne Arnott, who has been EVENT's poetry editor...
Appreciating Each Moment More Deeply: Elena Johnson Interviews Bren Simmers
Event Mags • April 20Every Other Phone Call You Hang Up by Bren Simmers Your father is dying, you say, he looks so thin. Before moving in with his girlfriend, he...
Video Poem: Christina Shah Reads “Rig Veda” from EVENT 49/3
Event Mags • April 7https://vimeo.com/785157513 Mark Mushet, a photographer and video producer, recently worked with EVENT contributor Christina Shah to create a...
Smog Mother: Sharon Berg Interviews John Wall Barger
Event Mags • February 14John Wall Barger’s poems and critical writing have appeared in American Poetry Review, Kenyon Review Online, Zyzzyva, Rattle, The Cincinnati...
The Half-Drowned: EJ Kneifel Interviews Trynne Delaney
Event Mags • January 12Trynne Delaney is a writer currently based in Tiohtià:ke (Montréal). They were born on the West Coast and raised on the East Coast. the...
Books I’m Re-Reading: Field Notes for the Alpine Tundra
Event Mags • June 7Elena Johnson's Field Notes for the Alpine Tundra (2015), a collection of poems written at a remote ecology research station in the Yukon, was...
