4 Ways to Get Your Work Published in Canadian Literary Magazines
Event Mags • June 3Whether you’re a new or established writer, getting your work published can feel like a daunting task. Not only do you need to decide that your...
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...
Waking up in a Handstand: Molly Cross-Blanchard Interviews Richard Van Camp
Event Mags • March 3Richard Van Camp is a proud Tlicho Dene from Fort Smith, NWT. He is the author of 24 books in just about every genre. His novel, The Lesser Blessed,...
Indigenous Voices: Meet 2021’s Featured Writers
Event Mags • February 11We're looking forward to the fifth annual Indigenous Voices: An Evening of Poetry & Prose, which will feature three talented Indigenous writers. Join...
Upcoming (Virtual) Event: Indigenous Voices
Event Mags • January 29On Thursday, February 25th, 2021, EVENT Magazine, Douglas College’s Indigenous Student Services Office and Creative Writing Department will host...
From Issue 49/2: “Over Kawaguchi” by Jason Jobin
Event Mags • January 8Find the full story in EVENT 49/2. Illustration by Amelia Wiygul.
For the Love of Crust Fiction: Hannah Macready Interviews Susan Sanford Blades
Event Mags • December 22Susan Sanford Blades’s first novel, Fake It So Real, was published by Nightwood Editions in October 2020. Her fiction has appeared in the...
Our 2-for-1 Holiday Subscription Special Is Back!
Event Mags • December 4Give the gift of literature this season with EVENT's annual 2-for-1 subscription deal. During December and January, every subscription you...
The Shadow Element: Rob Taylor Interviews Terry Ann Carter
Event Mags • October 21Terry Ann Carter is the author of six collections of long form poetry, two haiku guidebooks, and five haiku chapbooks. She has edited four haiku...
(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...
