From Issue 48/3: UTØYA by John Barton

 •  May 28

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To Reach Each Other With Love: Rob Taylor interviews Shazia Hafiz Ramji

 •  May 21

Secret Playground I didn't tell you of the handsthat led the Internet cableinto the sea,that they were brownor that I was thinkingof rows of...

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From Issue 48/2: I’m Thinking About My Next Tattoo by Tamara Zbrizher

 •  January 17

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On the Radar: Soft Power by Stewart Cole

 •  October 30

Stewart Cole’s Soft Power questions power in all its forms, reflecting on current attitudes and feelings of helplessness to a future hope for...

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The Call of The Void: Hannah Macready Interviews Daniel Cowper

 •  October 22

Daniel Cowper is a writer from Bowen Island, BC. His poetry and criticism have appeared in various literary publications in Canada, the US, and...

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Working in Publishing: Hannah Macready Interviews MagsBC Executive Director Sylvia Skene

 •  September 3

Since 2011 Sylvia Skene has been the Magazine Association of BC’s Executive Director. Skene has also worked as Project Coordinator for the...

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EVENT Issue 48/1 Contributor Spotlight: Hannah Macready Interviews Cassidy McFadzean

 •  June 24

Cassidy McFadzean was born in Regina, graduated from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, and currently lives in Toronto. She is the author of Hacker...

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Congratulations to Griffin Poetry Prize Winner, Eve Joseph

 •  June 17

A heartfelt congratulations to Eve Joseph, who recently won the $65,000 Griffin Poetry Prize for her book, Quarrels. Check out Miranda Pearson's...

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A Gift to Myself: Rob Taylor interviews Mallory Tater

 •  March 27

Loss is Loss I used to tell Margaret I hated her because she was pretty. That kind of hate makes people listen. We wrote poetry on ailing computers...

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‘Hopewell Cape’ by Stevie Howell (from EVENT 43/1)

 •  June 4

In order to whet your appetite for our current issue, we've decided to release one of two poems by poet/critic Stevie Howell. We hear she has a new...

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