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“How to swim past it, years after terror— The “How to swim past it, years after terror— The island lodged in the brain’s cold fjord. Remoteness of where her son died half explored. Absences she makes herself face for raw. Glimpses of him, shards assembled before.” From UTØYA by John Barton in EVENT 48/3 (see the full poem at event magazine.ca)
EVENT 49/1 is here! Featuring the winners of our N EVENT 49/1 is here! Featuring the winners of our Non-Fiction Contest: Jane Eaton Hamilton, Mary Steer, and Rose Cullis, as well as poetry, prose, and illustrations from emerging and established artists ☁️ Use coupon #ReadAtHome when you purchase a subscription to receive 25% off your order! (cover art by Hiromi Goto)
On the EVENT Blog: To Reach Each Other With Love, On the EVENT Blog: To Reach Each Other With Love, Rob Taylor Interviews Shazia Hafiz Ramji: “Ports are places where visibility and invisibility are crucial. I couldn’t help but notice the opacity of containers, the supposed transparency and clarity of water, the Internet in the sea (huge cables under the sand!), and all the other ways that our lives are shaped by the ocean...” see the full interview at eventmagazine.ca
Are you a new or seasoned writer challenged by a d Are you a new or seasoned writer challenged by a difficult or troublesome manuscript? Since 1993, EVENT’s Reading Service for Writers has provided writers with in-depth commentary and feedback on their manuscripts. Visit www.eventmagazine.ca/reading-service/ to learn more
A photo from the before times when we could mingle A photo from the before times when we could mingle openly in public spaces. Cover art by @ccracken. What has everyone been reading in quarantine?
A collection of covers, some old and some new. We A collection of covers, some old and some new. We accept submissions for cover art from BC-based photographers. Visit eventmagazine.ca for more details 💛
Issue 49/1 will be on its way to you soon, featuri Issue 49/1 will be on its way to you soon, featuring work by Mehdi M. Kashani, Kevin Irie, RC DeWinter, and more. This issue’s beautiful cover art comes from Hiromi Goto. If you haven’t already, subscribe to EVENT through our website. Our #ReadAtHome sale offers 25% off digital and print subscriptions while we all stay home.
Hilary Turner review new novels from Amy Jones and Hilary Turner review new novels from Amy Jones and Adam Foulds for EVENT 48/3– read these reviews and more at eventmagazine.ca
Happy #ReadAtHome! Enjoy 25% off of any print or d Happy #ReadAtHome! Enjoy 25% off of any print or digital subscription from now until further notice. Each issue of EVENT contains a mix of fresh new poetry and prose by contemporary Canadian writers, along with curated original illustrations📚visit our website and enter READATHOME at the checkout to redeem your offer
“What keeps the soul tethered to the body. Like “What keeps the soul tethered to the body. Like a magician I’ve bow-sawed myself in two: She jumps over a bag of bones while he uploads sunset selfies of his grief. How long can one be without the other.” From Mark Anthony Cayanan’s “Ecstasy Facsimile” in EVENT 48/3
Congratulations to Cassidy McFadzean for being a @ Congratulations to Cassidy McFadzean for being a @magawards Poetry finalist! Her nominated poem “The Way / Study of a Torso” can be found in EVENT 48/1.
On the EVENT blog: Hannah Macready Interviews Curt On the EVENT blog: Hannah Macready Interviews Curtis LeBlanc, whose new book of poetry “Birding in the Glass Age of Isolation” was officially released yesterday. “I’ve always had this intense reverence for the past. I wouldn’t call it a longing, because I’m happier than I’ve ever been... But yes, I revere the past because it’s where I came from and it’s what shaped me... I find the best poems I ever write come from ruminating on a past experience, eventually stumbling on some observation or realization that feels to me profound or at least somehow significant.” Read the full interview through the link in our bio and make sure to pick up a copy of Curtis’ new book from @nightwood_editions
On the EVENT Blog: Leslie Timmins reviews three ne On the EVENT Blog: Leslie Timmins reviews three new books of poetry from Lindsay Bird, John Wall Barger, and Matthew Walsh. Visit www.eventmagazine.ca to read reviews from all of our published issues.
Did you know that EVENT offers a reading service f Did you know that EVENT offers a reading service for emerging writers? Our editors provide in-depth commentary on manuscripts up to 5,000 words (or 8 poems). Visit eventmagazine.ca/readingservice for more details 📖
This week’s edition of our Uplifting Community n This week’s edition of our Uplifting Community newsletter features @jaye_simpson, @the_fold, @annahiddashtgard, and more! If you want to subscribe visit our website, we will continue to highlight great Canadian artistry each week. Every newsletter signup receives a free digital issue of EVENT. Happy creativity time everyone 💐
“Higher spirits make it easier to start writing. “Higher spirits make it easier to start writing...” - @johnstintzi | cover art by @ccracken
Did you know that EVENT publishes reviews online? Did you know that EVENT publishes reviews online? Check out our website to see two new reviews by Ginny Ratsoy, who covers novels by Mona Awad and Cary Fagan 📚
Our third edition of our Uplifting Community newsl Our third edition of our Uplifting Community newsletter is now live. See how @amylia_leblanc, @jennyheijunwills, @poetsorg, and @carrianneleung are harnessing creativity during these strange times. Not subscribed to our newsletter? Head to eventmagazine.ca and sign up on the home page to receive a free digital issue. We’re still accepting submissions for our next Uplifting Community newsletter (DM or email eventmagsintern@gmail.com)
We might be inside but books are still coming out! We might be inside but books are still coming out! Be sure to grab a copy of seven time EVENT contributor Oscar Martens’ new short story collection “No Call Too Small” which comes out April 15th. Pre-order through Central Avenue Publishing.
Illustrations by @christinewsart for @heatherofnol Illustrations by @christinewsart for @heatherofnoland’s poem, “Salt Fish” in EVENT 48/3
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