Sending and Receiving Letters: An Interview With Nadia Ragbar
Shashi Bhat • March 9Nadia Ragbar lives in Toronto with her partner and son. She has previously published her flash fiction work in This Magazine, as well as Broken...
EVENT’S Annual Used Book Sale is Back March 16-20!
Event Mags • March 5EVENT's Used Book Sale, our biggest fundraiser of the year, is back! Join us at the Douglas College second-floor concourse, 700 Royal Avenue,...
Alex Trnka Reviews Two Novels for EVENT 54/2
Event Mags • March 3Alex Trnka Reviews: Bronwyn Fischer, The Adult, Penguin Random House Canada, 2023Holly Pester, The Lodgers, Assembly Press,...
Rosalie Morris Reviews Two New Memoirs for EVENT 54/2
Event Mags • March 3Rosalie Morris Reviews: Tree Abraham, elseship: an unrequited affair, Book*hug Press, 2025Rachel Phan, Restaurant Kid: A Memoir of Family...
Marguerite Pigeon Reviews New Poetry Collections for EVENT 54/2
Event Mags • March 3Marguerite Pigeon Reviews: Matthew Gwathmey, Family Band, The Porcupine’s Quill, 2024Alice Burdick, Ox Lost, Snow Deep, Anvil Press,...
Kathryn MacDonald Reviews Three Books of Poetry for EVENT 54/2
Event Mags • March 3Kathryn MacDonald Reviews: Jaspreet Singh, Dreams of the Epoch & the Rock, NeWest Press, 2024 Michael Trussler, 10:10, icehouse poetry...
Announcing EVENT’s 2025 Non-Fiction Contest Short List
Event Mags • February 12EVENT is proud to announce our 2025 Non-Fiction Contest short list! Judged by Vinh Nguyen, this year’s contest saw 197 submissions. “Elvis...
“Saying No With Love”: A Conversation With Chelene Knight
Shashi Bhat • February 9Chelene Knight is the author of Braided Skin (Mother Tongue 2015), the memoir Dear Current Occupant, winner of the 2018 Vancouver Book Award, and...
Poetry: “Your Breasts are like Twin Fawns” by Dora Prieto
Event Mags • January 22DORA PRIETO is a Vancouver-based poet and a 2025–27 Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University. Her debut collection, Girl Tejido, is...
“We Will Encounter New Things, But We Will Be Able to Understand Them”: An Interview With Ben Ladouceur
Shashi Bhat • January 12Ben Ladouceur is an author living on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe Nation (Ottawa). His first book, Otter, was selected as a best...
