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...
An Interview With Dave Margoshes on apart, an Anthology by the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild
Event Mags • August 11Apart: A Year of Pandemic Poetry and Prose is a splendid new anthology published by the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild. The 240-page book contains...
I Cheer With Fists In The Air: Hannah Macready Interviews Alexis Pooley
Event Mags • July 21Photo by Devon Curtis "I’ve been told that Andrew is dying. They say he’s probably been sick for a long time to grow a tumour that big, maybe...
Flowers in the Concrete: Hannah Macready Interviews Christina Shah
Event Mags • May 11Christina Shah was born in Ottawa, lives in Vancouver, and works in heavy industry. Her poetry has also appeared in The...
From Issue 49/2: “Over Kawaguchi” by Jason Jobin
Event Mags • January 8Find the full story in EVENT 49/2. Illustration by Amelia Wiygul.
(Virtual) Fall Reading Series: Tawahum Bige
Event Mags • October 7Łutselk'e Dene, Plains Cree, Two-Spirit, & Nonbinary poet, Tawahum Bige resides on unceded Musqueam/Tsleil-Waututh/Squamish territory. Featured...
