Students Respond: Imagery and Music in Nolan Natasha Pike’s “Sailor”
Poetry students at Douglas College were asked to respond to poems in EVENT, discussing observations on technique as well as […]
Poetry students at Douglas College were asked to respond to poems in EVENT, discussing observations on technique as well as […]
“I had a good grip on the scissors when they plunged into Frank’s skull, so naturally I felt the firm […]
Poetry students at Douglas College were asked to respond to poems in EVENT, discussing observations on technique as well as […]
M. Bayless, a winner of EVENT’s 2016 Non-Fiction Contest, is a finalist for the inaugural Magazine Grands Prix, held by Magazines Canada! […]
We kept missing each other. I’d send an e-mail and she’d respond just as I was leaving the office. We’d […]
Stop by the Douglas College concourse next week and pick up a book or two…or twenty. The sale will be […]
“Writing is an act of great courage, and writing creative non-fiction raises up the stakes even higher. It is not […]
Put Your Best Line Forward Are you thinking of submitting to EVENT’s 2017 Non-Fiction Contest? What better way to test […]
REVIEWS from EVENT 44.1 Greg Bechtel’s Boundary Problems & Kathy Page’s Paradise & Elsewhere With a title like Boundary Problems, […]
REVIEWS from EVENT 44.1 Andrew MacDonald Doretta Lau, How Does a Single Blade of Grass Thank the Sun?, Nightwood Editions, 2014 […]
EVENT’s 2017 Non-Fiction Contest is open for submissions until April 15. Winners will receive fame and fortune: up to $1500 […]
“On Watch,” Hilary Dean’s winning piece, is part of a project exploring issues of identity and belonging within the larger framework […]