Over the final months of 2020 we will be hosting a series of free online readings featuring the writers whose work appears in the 75th anniversary issue. The series will highlight writers from accross the country as we move from east to west. Click Read More for details!
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There may be delays in receiving issue orders or subscription claims. There will be a delay with our Spring issue and with our special 75th anniversary issue, both of which were slated to be printed in April. We have cancelled planned events to celebrate our 75th anniversary and look forward to rescheduling them in the fall in Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, St. John’s, and Fredericton.
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Come enjoy Jean Van Loon reading her poem Peopling the Night during our free online 75th anniversary celebration on November 25! Jean is one of the contributors to Brian Bartlett's section from our 75th anniversary issue. Brian selected poets who didn't publish their first collections until the age of fifty or later and who provided a prose reflection in the issue itself.
After readng, click here to learn more about our free online 75th anniversary events!
Eva Kolacz is a poet and professional painter. She is also one of the contributors to Brian Bartlett's section from our 75th anniversary issue. Brian selected poets who didn't publish their first collections until the age of fifty or later and who provided a prose reflection in the issue itself. Today we are featuring two of Eva's poems. After reading be sure to check out the issue, or buy it now.
Today we present a poem by Barbara Pelman, one of the contributors to Brian Bartlett's section from our 75th anniversary issue. Brian selected poets who didn't publish their first collections until the age of fifty or later and who provided a prose reflection in the issue itself. After you read Barbara's poems, be sure to check out the issue, or buy it now.
