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What does this cover art say to you? Photo by the What does this cover art say to you? Photo by the wonderful @jackiedivesphoto, whose work is also featured on the cover of EVENT 47/3.
Illustrations for EVENT 49/2 come from Amelia Wiyg Illustrations for EVENT 49/2 come from Amelia Wiygul, whose dreamy image can be seen here accompanying Scott Randall’s non-fiction, “Picture Books with Animals”
Douglas College’s Creative Writing Department is Douglas College’s Creative Writing Department is now accepting applications for a Virtual Indigenous Writer in Residence position. The position will be held for one week, from February 22 to 26, 2021. The writer will receive a $6,000 honorarium. The application deadline is November 9th, 2020. See the link in our bio for more details.
On the EVENT Blog— The Shadow Element: Rob Taylo On the EVENT Blog— The Shadow Element: Rob Taylor Interviews Terry Ann Carter. “I feel that there has never been a better time to teach these valuable lessons of haiku than right now, in these uncertain COVID-19 days. Young people are spending more time in nature. They are reflecting on inner thoughts. They are appreciating the small gifts of beauty all around them. What a great time to set that all down in this concise poetic form. This is magic of the senses.”
49/2 is hitting the streets. We see you. Thank you 49/2 is hitting the streets. We see you. Thank you.
Vancouver photographer Jackie Dives’ work has gr Vancouver photographer Jackie Dives’ work has graced the cover of EVENT 49/2 once again. Inside, you'll find poetry, fiction, illustrations, non-fiction, book reviews, and news from your favourite local lit scene. Happy fall reading, everyone.
EVENT 49/2 is slowly making its way to your mailbo EVENT 49/2 is slowly making its way to your mailboxes. This issue features poetry by Bára Hladík, Andrea MacPherson, Alpay Ulku, and more. Plus, fiction by Jason Jobin, Kari Teicher, and non-fiction by Scott Randall. Subscriptions and single issues can always be purchased via our website. When your issue arrives, show us what it looks like.
The deadline for our Non-Fiction Contest ends tomo The deadline for our Non-Fiction Contest ends tomorrow. Send us your raw, dark, beautiful moments, or the opposite of that, by tomorrow and you’ll have a chance to win $3000 in prizes plus publication in EVENT. Submit through the link in bio 🌟
Art by @ingrid.skare for Kevin Irie's poem, "An Od Art by @ingrid.skare for Kevin Irie's poem, "An Ode to Produce" in EVENT 49/1. Buy subscriptions and back issues at eventmagazine.ca
Our Non-Fiction Contest submissions close in exact Our Non-Fiction Contest submissions close in exactly 10 days. With $3000 in prizes and publication in EVENT, you don’t want to miss this deadline! Not sure what to write about? Try these prompts: Write about a moment that divided your life into before and after OR write a scene of a personal experience that risks making you look bad. Get writing and submit by October 15th to win!
There are only two weeks left to submit to our Non There are only two weeks left to submit to our Non-Fiction Contest! This year’s contest boasts $3000 in prizes winnings, judging by acclaimed author @dr._madhur_anand, plus publication in EVENT. Entries are $34.95 each and include a one-year subscription to EVENT. Finish up those edits and submit your work soon!
Art by @ingrid.skare for Alice Gauntley’s story, Art by @ingrid.skare for Alice Gauntley’s story, “Stripped” in EVENT 49/1– “Sick recognition tastes so similar to vodka and juice that several girls present cannot distinguish the sensations in their mouths. Others taste nothing familiar at all.”
On the EVENT Blog— Old Stories Made New: Rob Tay On the EVENT Blog— Old Stories Made New: Rob Taylor Interviews David Ly, “In the end, including old work with new work produced a collection that I think sincerely spoke to the theme of myths and identity.... What are myths, if not just old stories that are told with some details added here and there...” Read the full interview at eventmagazine.ca
There are still copies of this issue of EVENT 49/1 There are still copies of this issue of EVENT 49/1 available in print and digital editions. Featuring poetry by @rach_4ever, @hydnwrd, and @turntnorton. Plus, fiction by @mehdimkashani, @writerkatiewelch, and more! #CanLit
A gentle reminder that our Non-Fiction contest clo A gentle reminder that our Non-Fiction contest closes in one month. Send in your work by October 15th to win up to $3000 in prizes! More info on guidelines through the link in our bio.
Our (Virtual) Fall Reading Series will begin on Se Our (Virtual) Fall Reading Series will begin on September 16th! Tune in to our social channels every Wednesday (at 3 pm PST) for the next 4 weeks to see pre-recorded readings by John Elizabeth Stintzi, Rose Cullis, Jane Eaton Hamilton, and Tawahum Bige. Thank you to our wonderful contributors for their time and art.
Summer never ends. 🌺 cover art by @hiromigotowr Summer never ends. 🌺 cover art by @hiromigotowrites
On the EVENT Blog— The Working Writer: Hannah Ma On the EVENT Blog— The Working Writer: Hannah Macready Interviews Journey Prize Longlisted Author Fawn Parker. “I think the main thing I’ve learned from working behind the scenes is that no one is ever going to be as precious about your work as you are... I try to do two things consistently: I take every opportunity that comes to me... and more importantly... I try to write all the time and write better each time.” Read the full interview at eventmagazine.ca
“It’s melodrama, I know, but show me other med “It’s melodrama, I know, but show me other meditations than us wandering up Mont Royal, carrying on, rambling, feet tripping over pebbles and pith, heads drifting...” from Jacalyn den Haan’s poem, “[Dis]appearances” in EVENT 49/1
Repost from @ingrid.skare- For the poem "A Home", Repost from @ingrid.skare- For the poem "A Home", by Mia Fielding.⁠ ⁠ At the beginning of the year, I once again collaborated with the Canadian magazine Event (@eventmags), for their 49/1 issue, creating images to go with the poems and short stories of the publication.⁠ ⁠ All the illustrations were done traditionally with dip pen and ink, and for the final image, I sometimes added a digital layer of grey to create some depth. I tried my best to capture some aspect of the piece which could create interest or curiosity. ⁠ ⁠ Thanks again Event for the lovely collaboration!⁠ ⁠ ⁠⁠Illo first appeared in @eventmags 49/1.⁠ (01/10)⁠ ⁠
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