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We are having a pack em' up party. Watch your mailboxes.
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The Manitoba Arts Council has a new CEO.
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We have a saying up here in the Miramichi: “the very best”. Typically, it comes in response to “how are you?” or “how’s the family?” and so on. I thought i…
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The Maritimes can grow on you. After 41/2 years in Fredericton, I am embarking on my first sabbatical and won’t be back until Labour Day. When I first moved down east, I was apprehensive. After all, I’d never lived in a city without a Chinatown, although, strictly speaking, Beijing (population 21 million) didn’t have a Chinatown.
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Qwerty has arrived! In perfect timing for the launch tomorrow night, our massive double issue is basking in its own glory at Qwerty HQ. The editors are fangirling hard while rehearsing their readin...
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Award winning filmmaker/screenwriter Robert A. Gray won big at SWFF 2015 with his short film Choke Hold
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Hamilton Arts & Letters BOOK REVIEW by Jeffery Donaldson Shane Neilson’s Poker Face: The Manifesto of Fervourism by Shane Neilson [A Ryga Chapbook, Okanagan College, 2015.] Shane Neilson’s The Manifesto of Fervourism left me with one preoccupying question: At what point does a poker face become a form of disguised...
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Moncton, New Brunswick native Sheryl Gordon has curated a very interesting book that defies categorization.
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I started the year thinking I would have my Shabazz collection (80,000 words) complete by December, or at least nearing completion. The idea was to write a long story each month/six weeks, and when I did sit and write it went well. I just didn't sit and write all that often. Was it because of…
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With the first shipment of Galleon IV having arrived, we now encourage submissions for issue V. Per usual, we are looking for original fiction and poetry as well as book reviews. Our mandate is to publish work by Atlantic Canadians or work related to Atlantic Canada, but we are flexible and there certainly is room…
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There’s a brief review in the Times Literary Supplement of my poetry pamphlet The Wreckage, which was published by Grey Suit Editions in the UK a couple of years ago.
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We are endeavouring to recover the printing pdfs and covers for Issues I and II (printed in 2005 & 2007), which were wholly fiction issues and without an Atlantic Canada mandate (but nonetheless containing much At Can work). Meanwhile, Issue's III & IV can be ordered by clicking on the below images. Volume III Volume IV…
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Every year at about this time ‘best of’ lists begin to come out – this year a Maritime author has made the cut.
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Pour savourer pleinement la littérature, la revue Ancrages propose un marathon de lecture de 12 heures en compagnie de 12 auteurs de l'Acadie...
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The Malahat Review, established in 1967, is among Canada’s leading literary journals. Published quarterly, it features contemporary Canadian and international and contemporary works of poetry and fiction as well as reviews of recently published Canadian poetry, fiction and literary non-fiction.
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A start-up website featuring New Brunswick artists and their work has now expanded into a magazine available by mail. "People love to see something in print," said Marie-Hélène Morell, founder of CreatedHere.ca.
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Richard Kemick is obsessed with his tiny Christmas village. And it’s not because it celebrates his festive spirit. Ruling over the always happy figurine-peop...
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