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A short interview with Sachiko Murakami, Jacket2
My 26th 'commentary,'"A short interview with Sachiko Murakami," is now online at Jacket2.
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Jordan Abel, Un/inhabited
uninhabitedChanging horses frequently, one day out I had left Red River in my rear, but before me lay an country, unless I veered from my course and went through the Chickasaw Nation. Out...
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Boca Raton: trilogy,
Our third annual Boca Raton visit, at father-in-law’s condo. We spent a week in sunny Florida, arriving in April instead of our usual February [see last year’s reports parts one and two, and the year...
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12 or 20 (second series) questions with Amber McMillan
Amber McMillan is a teacher and writer living on Protection Island BC with her partner, daughter and two cats. Her first collection of poems We Can't Ever Do This Againis out this spring with Wolsak...
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12 or 20 (second series) questions with Shannon Webb-Campbell
Shannon Webb-Campbell [photo credit: Meghan Tansey Whitton] is an award-winning poet, writer, and journalist of mixed Aboriginal ancestry. She is the inaugural winner of Egale Canada’s Out in Print...
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A short interview with Sachiko Murakami, Jacket2
My 26th 'commentary,'"A short interview with Sachiko Murakami," is now online at Jacket2.
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Jordan Abel, Un/inhabited
uninhabitedChanging horses frequently, one day out I had left Red River in my rear, but before me lay an country, unless I veered from my course and went through the Chickasaw Nation. Out...
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12 or 20 (second series) questions with Yvonne Blomer
Yvonne Blomer’s most recent collection of poems is As if a Raven (Palimpsest Press, 2014). Her first book, a broken mirror, fallen leaf was short listed for the Gerald Lampert Memorial Award. Since...
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A short interview with Christine Leclerc, Jacket2
My 27th 'commentary,'"A short interview with Christine Leclerc," is now online at Jacket2.
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"The Alta Vista Poem," Queen Mob's Teahouse
I've a new poem, "The Alta Vista Poem," now online at Queen Mob's Teahouse.
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12 or 20 (second series) questions with Alexandria Peary
Alexandria Peary maintains a dual career in Creative Writing and Composition-Rhetoric. Her third book of poems, Control Bird Alt Delete, won the 2013 Iowa Poetry Prize and was published by the...
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A short interview with N.W. Lea
My short interview with Chaudiere Books author N.W. Lea, author of the imminently-forthcoming second collection, Understander, is now online at Queen Mob's Teahouse.
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Sarah Mangold, Electrical Theories of Femininity
The Machine Has Not Destroyed the PromiseAround 1800, the costumed nightmare on the sofa. Dead bridesand mountaineers. For me they are grammatical. Frontier cleaners.A circle of tickets this freckled...
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Profile of Rhonda Douglas, with a few questions, at Open Book: Ontario
My profile of Ottawa writer Rhonda Douglas, with a few questions, is now up at Open Book: Ontario. Douglas launches her first collection of short fiction, Welcome to the Circus (Freehand Books, 2015)...
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12 or 20 (second series) questions with Susan Paddon
Susan Paddon was born and grew up in St. Thomas, Ontario, attended McGill and Concordia in Montreal, and lived overseas in Paris and London before settling in Margaree, Nova Scotia. Her poems have...
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the return of rob mclennan's poetry workshops: May-June, in our wee house,
After a break of another two and a half years, I return once again to offering poetry workshops. Originally held at Collected Works Bookstore and Coffeebar, this session will be held at our wee house...
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Lance Phillips, Mimer
Wouldn’t measuring, with index finger and thumb, the slight wall between the anal cavity and the vaginal cavity of a woman require a more fixed and intimate understanding of not only the body, but...
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12 or 20 (small press) questions with Jared Schickling on Delete Press
Delete Press publishes work by established and emerging poets. We ask ourselves the question: what does it feel like to be set on fire with an odorless accelerant? We respond by building chapbooks...
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12 or 20 (second series) questions with Raoul Fernandes
Raoul Fernandes lives and writes in Vancouver, BC. He completed the Writer’s Studio at SFU in 2009 and was a finalist for the 2010 Bronwen Wallace Award for emerging writers and a runner up in...
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"Meteor" (new poem) : Cosmonauts Avenue,
I've a new poem, "Meteor," now online at Cosmonauts Avenue. Check out the new issue, which also includes new work by David McGimpsey (including an interview conducted by Mike Spry), Melissa Bull,...
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