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Current Issue: No. 301

Bill Gaston & Michael Christie Read in Fredericton on February 4 at the Fredericton Public Library!

Posted on January 31, 2014

Bill Gaston and Michael Christie will be reading at the Fredericton Public Library next Tuesday afternoon, February 4 at 3pm.

Odd Sunday's @ Molly's: Ross Leckie and Sharon McCartney

Posted on January 31, 2014

The next odd sundays at Molly’s event, Fredericton’s longest-running, semi‐monthly, persistently‐hyphenated, poetry-reading series, will take place this Sunday (February 2nd) at 2 pm with featured poets, Sharon McCartney and Ross Leckie.

Fiddlehead Editorial Board Member Richard Kemick Wins Grain's Poetry Contest!

Posted on January 30, 2014

The Fiddlehead just received its copy of Grain in the mail today and we're pleased to congratulate Richard for winning the Short Grain Poetry contest with "A Note Left on the Dresser."

No. 258 (Winter 2014)

Posted on January 25, 2014

Fiction: Jane Rogers, Michelle Barker, Emily Bossé, and Michael Patrick Jessome.

Poetry: Christopher Merrill & Marvin Bell, Alberto Ríos, Ricardo Pau-Llosa, Alice Major, Molly Sutton Keifer, Adam Sol, Jeredith Merrin, Glenn Hayes, Bruce Bond, Robin Richardson, Michael Eden Reynolds, Antony Christie, Lee Peterson, Shane Neilson, Gary Allen.

Reviews: Laurie D. Graham, M. Travis Lane, Richard Cumyn, Richard Kelly Kemick, and Rebecca Geleyn.

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New Fiddlehead Issue in the Mail

Posted on January 23, 2014

Our new issue No. 258 (Winter 2014) is in the mail to contributors, subscribers, and newsstands.

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