Peculiar Radiance: An Interview with Sue Sinclair
Event Mags • September 27Sue Sinclair's latest collection of poetry is Breaker, published by Brick Books and nominated for the Atlantic Poetry Prize and the Pat Lowther...
Go Away, I’m Reading. Really: EVENT in conversation with author Anne Fleming
Event Mags • September 23One year Anne Fleming gave her nephew a book for Christmas and watched from the sidelines as the volume captivated him for the next three hours....
The Automated Poetry Project
Event Mags • September 21Remember gumball machines? Of course you do. For me, their draw was never really about the gumball. It was the process. It was putting the coin into...
Pretending I Don’t Write At All: EVENT Interviews Souvankham Thammavongsa
Event Mags • May 6Souvankham Thammavongsa was born in Nong Khai, Thailand in 1978. She is the author of two poetry books, one of which, Small Arguments, won a...
Hurry! (Writing contests for procrastinators)
Event Mags • January 28Is there anything a writer likes hearing more than “the deadline’s been extended”? There are a couple of terrific writing contests on right...
PRISM IS A DEAD EVENT
Event Mags • January 19Come help us celebrate! EVENT, Poetry is Dead, and PRISM cordially invite you to a cake-eating, toe-tapping, poetry-reading,...
On The Tip of The Tongue Like Good Morning: an Interview with Poet Nick Thran
Event Mags • November 21Nick Thran is the author of two collections of poetry Every Inadequate Name (Insomniac Press, 2006) and, most recently, Earworm (Nightwood Editions,...
Wayde Compton: Hybridity and Hogan’s Alley
Event Mags • September 19Photo by Lani Russwurm As I head toward Little Italy, also known as Commercial Drive, to interview Vancouver writer and EVENT contributor Wayde...
Great Deal for Literature Lovers!
Event Mags • August 9EVENT is proud to support the BC Book Prizes Online Auction again this year! Find us in the Vancouver International Literary Package valued at...
Jen Currin, A Renowned Collagist
Event Mags • June 30“I think if I were the last person on earth after the apocalypse, I would still be writing. I probably wouldn’t have any paper so I’d probably...
