Winter Issue Newly Arrived from the Printer
Posted on January 21, 2013
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Elizabeth Brewster, 1922-2012
Posted on January 8, 2013
The news of the death of Elizabeth Brewster has saddened us at The Fiddlehead, and me in particular as editor. During World War II Alfred Bailey organized a group known as the Bliss Carman Society to meet at his home to critique each other’s poetry, and Betty Brewster, as she was known, was a part of this group. It was the idea of Don Gammon to form The Fiddlehead to publish the members of the group, and so Elizabeth Brewster joined in to found The Fiddlehead, which first appeared in 1945.
New Resource About Fred Cogswell, Former Fiddlehead Editor
Posted on December 19, 2012
Tony Tremblay of St. Thomas University has put together a thorough digital resource of The Fiddlehead's former editor Fred Cogswell, who is an important New Brunswick literary figure.
A Few Literary Competition Deadlines Approach on the Horizon
Posted on December 13, 2012
We're busy here at The Fiddlehead office sorting through our 22nd annual literary contest (which just closed on December 1), logging in entries and sending out new subscription copies.
CWILA Names Sue Sinclair First Critic-in-Residence
Posted on December 10, 2012
Over the weekend, the Canadian Women in Literary Arts (CWILA) announced that Sue Sinclair will be its inaugural critic-in-residence. According to the press release, the search committee chose Sinclair "because of her commitment to review the work of new writers, works in English and French, and works of a variety of genres, in multiple reviewing platforms."
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