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Issue 50/2 is coming soon, featuring work from Kul Issue 50/2 is coming soon, featuring work from Kulbir Saran, Leah Callen, Andrew French, Théodora Armstrong, Jhordan Layne, and more. Cover art by Ben von Jagow.
Sarah Moar Reviews Non-Fiction From Brittany Luby Sarah Moar Reviews Non-Fiction From Brittany Luby and Jenna Butler for EVENT 50/1: "By the time I arrive at this point in the book, I’ve had such a sweet taste of what it means to live with this ‘increased awareness of place,’ as Butler puts it... that I find myself sorely grieved by its potential loss. But then I go back, and read it again." Read the full review on our website.
Your best bet at getting your work published in EV Your best bet at getting your work published in EVENT? Reading some of our issues. Find the current issue at Chapters/Indigo, libraries or local newsstands. Subscriptions and single issues in print or digital formats can also be purchased online or through our office.
Mona'a Malik has published poetry in Paragon IV an Mona'a Malik has published poetry in Paragon IV and Landwash and is a past recipient of an Arts and Letters NL award for poetry. Her fiction has appeared in The Fiddlehead, Joyland, the Coming Attractions 15 Anthology, Matrix, Qwerty, The Puritan, Ricepaper, and Carve Magazine.
EVENT is looking for BC-based photographers to sub EVENT is looking for BC-based photographers to submit work for our next cover photo. We’re looking for photos that are striking, inviting, compelling, photos that make the viewer look twice. We welcome submissions from both established and emerging photographers. More information on submissions can be found here: https://www.eventmagazine.ca/cover-art-event/
Carmen Faye Mathes reviews Ian Williams, John Stef Carmen Faye Mathes reviews Ian Williams, John Steffler, Afua Cooper and Wilfried Raussert for EVENT 50/1-- "I learned that John Ware was a Black cowboy in 1998, two years into attending John Ware Junior High in Calgary, Alberta...At the time, I remember being amazed both that I hadn’t known the identity of the person for whom my school was named, and that Black cowboys existed, full stop. Three recent collections of poetry share an interest in the lacunas left by our educations, whether through the dynamics of erasure and celebration that complicate the history of Black presence in Canada and elsewhere; the fuzziness of remembered youth; or the logics of race, class, gender, etc., that school teaches us without it necessarily being on the curriculum." Read the full review on our webiste.
A warm congratulations to @hamiltonjaneeaton whose A warm congratulations to @hamiltonjaneeaton whose short story “The Dead Green Man” is now part of Best American Essays 2021! This story originally appeared EVENT 49/1 as the winner of our 2019 Non-Fiction Contest. Our 2021 contest is now open for submissions, deadline: October 15th. Be sure to pre-order Hamilton’s essay as you get to crafting your own winning piece.
kathy thai reviews novels by Farzana Doctor and Fr kathy thai reviews novels by Farzana Doctor and Francesca Ekwuyasi. "Ekwuyasi’s Butter Honey Pig Bread and Farzana Doctor’s Seven tackle trauma and healing in their respective diasporas and communities. Both novels are decidedly contemporary, featuring complex, genuine characters who navigate past and present issues, hopeful for a better future. These are educational, liberating and affirming reads." Read the full review through the link in our bio.
Submissions for our 2021 Non-Fiction Contest are n Submissions for our 2021 Non-Fiction Contest are now open! $3,000 in total prizes, plus publication in EVENT! This year's contest is judged by David A. Robertson. Deadline to submit is October 15th. Submission link can be found through the link in our bio.
EVENT Magazine seeks emerging illustrators to prod EVENT Magazine seeks emerging illustrators to produce work in response to the poetry and prose we publish. We’re looking for clean, contemporary black and white drawings to appear alongside the printed work. Please see our submission guideline at: https://www.eventmagazine.ca/submit/illustrations/
Join us at @wordvancouver on September 26, 2021 10 Join us at @wordvancouver on September 26, 2021 10:30 AM PDT to celebrate 50 years of EVENT Magazine.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ This year, we’re celebrating our 50th anniversary by releasing an anthology of Notes on Writing. This collection contains more than 70 personal essays with insights into the joys and struggles of the writer’s life and process, written by a mix of notable writers from across Canada. This launch will feature readings and a dynamic conversation among highlighted writers, including Doretta Lau, Maria Reva, and Kevin Spenst.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Get your tickets through the link in our bio.
Illustrations from this issue come from Rocío Iríarte. Rocío was born in Seville (Spain), where she graduated in Journalism in 2006. Although she enjoyed writing stories, she decided to try other forms of expression, so she studied Graphic Design. She currently lives in Seville with her family. Explore more of her work here: https://www.rocioiriarte.com/
Ojo Taiye is a Nigerian writer of poetry. He is th Ojo Taiye is a Nigerian writer of poetry. He is the author of All of Us are Birds and Some of Us have Broken Wings selected as winner of the Kingdoms in the Wild Annual Poetry Prize. His poem "Hereditary Blues" won the 2020 Bend Source Poetry Contest.
EVENT offers digital editions of our issues for a EVENT offers digital editions of our issues for a reduced cost online. Visit www.eventmagazine.ca/shop/tag/digital-editions/ to purchase.
EVENT’s latest Non-Fiction Contest Issue is here EVENT’s latest Non-Fiction Contest Issue is here, featuring the three 2020 winning essays, and an exciting assortment of poetry, fiction and reviews to keep you entertained while you’re in line for your vaccination! Grab your copy online through our website.
Nancy Lee lived her early years in England before Nancy Lee lived her early years in England before immigrating to Canada. She received her M.F.A. in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia.
An Interview With Dave Margoshes on apart, an Anth An Interview With Dave Margoshes on apart, an Anthology by the Saskatchewan Writers' Guild: "I’ve never seen an anthology quite like this one: a portrait of a particular time—and completely timely. 2020 was a year like no other in recent history and this book is a testament to it—not a factual record by any means (no stats in here), not a history, but a testament to human experience during a very difficult period." Read the full interview through the link in our bio and be sure to pick up a copy of, "apart: a year of pandemic poetry and prose" at your local indie bookstore.
Zach Swiss lives in New York City and works as Dir Zach Swiss lives in New York City and works as Director of Strategy for a major brewing company. He holds a BA in Government from Dartmouth College. His writing has appeared in 34thParallel Magazine.
Submissions for our 2021 Non-Fiction Contest open Submissions for our 2021 Non-Fiction Contest open today! $3,000 in total prizes, plus publication in EVENT! This year's contest is judged by David A. Robertson. Deadline to submit is October 15th. Submission link can be found through the link in our bio.
Su-Yee Lin is a writer from New York with degrees Su-Yee Lin is a writer from New York with degrees from Brown University and the MFA Program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. A 2012 Fulbright Fellow to China and a 2014 Center for Fiction Fellow, she's also been the recipient of grants and residencies from Jentel, Queens Council on the Arts, Writers Omi, Seoul Art Space, and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, among others.
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