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Our 2-for-1 subscription deal is on until Jan 31. Our 2-for-1 subscription deal is on until Jan 31. An annual subscription gives you 3x issues of EVENT featuring work from emerging and established Canadian authors, poets, reviewers, and more. Buy one for yourself and gift the second to a friend, just let us know where to send it in the order comments. Purchases can be made through the link in our bio 🎁
Issue 49/3, our notes on writing issue, is coming Issue 49/3, our notes on writing issue, is coming soon, with new essays from Joshua Whitehead and Souvankham Thammavongsa, poetry by Shazia Hafiz Ramji and stephanie roberts, plus fiction, reviews, illustrations and more. Cover art for this issue comes from Catherine Babault. You can still get 2-for-1 subscriptions until Jan 31st, so hurry up and subscribe.
“When the water spills from the drainage holes, “When the water spills from the drainage holes, I stop. Jiro watches me, his palms pressed hard against the floor, on edge. Like I might smash the tree and throw it on the ground, do something violent without meaning. The juniper’s soil glistens with moisture. Stray drops of water dot the trunk, glow like worlds in the mint-green canopy. Copper bands of light spray through the window slats high up on the wall. Dawn.” Read the full excerpt from Jason Jobin’s “Over Kawaguchi” on our website, and find the full story in EVENT 49/2. Illustration by Amelia Wiygul.
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EVENT will be accepting fiction submissions for a EVENT will be accepting fiction submissions for a limited period starting January 1. We particularly welcome submissions from BIPOC writers. This submission window is open to Canadians (citizens and permanent residents) only. If you are not a Canadian citizen or resident, please stay tuned for upcoming General Fiction Submission windows. Submissions can be made through Submittable— find more info on our website.
Our 2-for-1 holiday subscription offer is still on Our 2-for-1 holiday subscription offer is still on until January 31st. Each subscription comes with 3 issues per year and the extra can be gifted to a friend. Purchase through the link in bio. The issue pictured here is EVENT 48/1 which features @susansanfordblades’ Journey Prize nominated story, “The Rest of Him”
On the EVENT Blog: Hannah Macready Interviews Susa On the EVENT Blog: Hannah Macready Interviews Susan Sanford Blades for the @amateursproj — “I think sometimes we’ll see a certain family as being outwardly “perfect” and yet there’s a lot of unhappiness lingering beneath the surface. In this book, that’s reversed—the unhappiness is out there for everyone to see, but there is joy lingering under the surface and I kind of prefer it that way.” Read the full interview at eventmagazine.ca and find Susan’s Journey Prize long-listed short story, “The Rest of Him”, in EVENT 48/1
Rebecca Peng reviews short story collections from Rebecca Peng reviews short story collections from Kaie Kellough and Souvankham Thammavongsa for EVENT 49/2: “How we mitigate or compromise our expectations of one another, what quiet sacrifices we make to sustain others’ fantasies, how closely pain can live alongside love...” Read the full interview at eventmagazine.ca
For EVENT 49/2, Allen Fulghum reviews two new nove For EVENT 49/2, Allen Fulghum reviews two new novels by John Elizabeth Stintzi and Deni Ellis BĂ©chard— “Readers are now used to the idea that identity is unstable and contingent... In which ways, they ask, do we make ourselves, and in which ways do the circumstances of our birth make us?” Read the full review at eventmagazine.ca
From Dessa Bayrock’s poem, “Ablaze, A smoke” From Dessa Bayrock’s poem, “Ablaze, A smoke”. Illustrations by Amelia Wiygul
Our 2-for-1 holiday deal is back! Buy one subscrip Our 2-for-1 holiday deal is back! Buy one subscription to EVENT and get a second free, all throughout December & January. No coupon needed, just click the link in our bio to purchase online. Gift your second subscription by letting us know your loved one’s address in the comment section of your order. Happy holidays!
Sanchari Sur reviews non-fiction by Amanda Leduc a Sanchari Sur reviews non-fiction by Amanda Leduc and Desmond Cole for EVENT 49/2: “What emerges as a common theme from these chapters is this: the unwarranted power wielded by the Canadian state and its tool (media, police, etc.) on the lives of Black people, a power that functions as a constant surveillance of— and by extension, violence...” Read the full review at eventmagazine.ca
Did you know EVENT accepts cover photo submissions Did you know EVENT accepts cover photo submissions from BC-based photographers? This photo is by the wonderfully talented Jackie Dives and it’s titled: “Self Portrait as Shrimp”
Illustrations by Amelia Wiygul for Alpay Ulku’s Illustrations by Amelia Wiygul for Alpay Ulku’s poem, “I Dream of Starfish, Squirrels” in EVENT 49/2
For EVENT 49/2, John Wall Barger reviewed two new For EVENT 49/2, John Wall Barger reviewed two new poetry collections by Julie Joosten and Sadiqa de Meijer: “Every book of poetry teaches us how to read it: as political, confessional, philosophical, playful... like a generous guide, the book... lets us know if we’re walking along dangerous cliffs, or in open fields.”
Join EVENT’s own Cathy Stonehouse on November 28 Join EVENT’s own Cathy Stonehouse on November 28th and December 12th for two evenings of virtual readings, hosted by Pedlar Press. To register, email: feralgrl@interlog.com with your details
Each issue of EVENT contains short stories, poems, Each issue of EVENT contains short stories, poems, illustrations, and book reviews. Our current issue 49/2 also features a special non-fiction piece by Scott Randall. Read on, through isolation and beyond.
Repost from @bara.tereza. Find her poems in our cu Repost from @bara.tereza. Find her poems in our current issue, 49/2. Purchase link in bio.
Amelia Wiygul's illustrations accompany short-fict Amelia Wiygul's illustrations accompany short-fiction, "Cleaning Out His Room" by Wayne Yetman, in EVENT 49/2.
Words from Michael Penny and Bára Hladík featu Words from Michael Penny and Bára Hladík featured on the back of EVENT 49/2. Find their poetry and more in our current issue, along with illustrations, fiction, and a special piece of non-fiction.
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