From Issue 47/2: “A Grand Epiphany” by stephanie roberts
Event Mags • July 14
25 Years of Editing Reviews: Tips from EVENT’s Former Reviews Editor, Susan Wasserman
Event Mags • July 7Susan Wasserman taught English for three decades, including five years at UBC and 27 years at Douglas College. She served as Reviews Editor for...
EVENT’S Annual Used Book Sale Fundraiser
Event Mags • March 9Our biggest fundraiser of the year is back! Join us at the Douglas College concourse in New Westminster between March 16th and 20th for five...
Event’s 2-for-1 Holiday Deal is Back!
Event Mags • December 18Give the gift of literature this season with Event's annual 2-for-1 subscription deal. During December and January, every subscription you...
Kathy Mezei Reviews Translations from Oana Avasilichioaei and David Homel for EVENT 48/2
Event Mags • December 9Kathy Mezei Reviews: Catherine Lalonde, Trans. Oana Avasilichioaei, The Faerie Devouring, Book*hug, 2018 Christian Guay-Poliquin, Trans....
Embracing Page Fright: Hannah Macready Interviews Andrew French
Event Mags • November 26Andrew French was born and raised in North Vancouver, British Columbia. French holds an Honours BA in English from Huron University College at...
Elizabeth McCausland Reviews New Work from Daniel Goodwin and Ayelet Tsabari for EVENT 48/2
Event Mags • November 21Elizabeth McCausland Reviews: Daniel Goodwin, The Art of Being Lewis, Cormorant, 2019 Ayelet Tsabari, The Art of Leaving, Harper Collins,...
Trish Matson Reviews K.D. Miller and Kathy Page for EVENT 48/2
Event Mags • November 12 Trish Matson Reviews: K.D. Miller, Late Breaking, Biblioasis, 2018 Kathy Page, Dear Evelyn, Biblioasis, 2018 ‘Len Sparks has...
Cathy Stonehouse Reviews Collections from Nilofar Shidmehr and David Bezmozgis for EVENT 48/2
Event Mags • November 6Cathy Stonehouse Reviews: Nilofar Shidmehr, Divided Loyalties, House of Anansi, 2019 David Bezmozgis, Immigrant City, Harper Collins,...
On the Radar: Soft Power by Stewart Cole
Event Mags • October 30Stewart Cole’s Soft Power questions power in all its forms, reflecting on current attitudes and feelings of helplessness to a future hope for...
