The New Brunswick Literary Times
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Up-to-Date Coverage of Literature from New Brunswick Canada
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Gerard Beirne
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David Adams Richards chronicles crimes against brothers in latest novel 
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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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The Wreckage If all is wrecked between us, it’s because a pair of wing tips on the other side of the world closed in prayer to make this small breath, lik
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Jonna speaks with the great Acadian author Antonine Mailiet on donating the manuscript of her famous novel Pélagie-la-Charrette to the Universite de Moncton.
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Amateur performers at The Cedar Tree Cafe in Fredericton Wednesday night shared poems, stories and letters they wrote when they were children.
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From CBC News: Maritimes at 11 on 25 June 2014, a short segment about Grownups Read Things They Wrote as Kids in Fredericton, NB.
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O cursed spite that ever I was born to set it right!
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When Katie Cameron and Patrick O’Reilly crossed the stage at Spring Convocation, they became the first students to graduate with an honours degree concentrating in creative writing.
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J. M. Abraham Poetry Award: Mary Dalton (NL), Hooking (Signal Editions) Don Domanski (NS), Bite Down Little Whisper (Brick Books) Sue Goyette (NS), Ocean (Gaspereau Press) - See more at: http://writers.ns.ca/blog/2014-east-coast-literary-awards-shortlist-announced.html#sthash.qZCcFFBg.dpuf
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Elizabeth Copeland is a writer, theatre artist and arts educator who lives in Northeastern New Brunswick, Canada. She writes long and short works of fiction, poetry, plays and impassioned letters t...
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Lions Are a Lot Like Us, a short story by Forrest Orser, published in Issue 21 of carte blanche
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Crimes Against My BrotherDavid Adams Richards(Giller Prize winner for Mercy Among the Children)FictionSYNOPSIS: Childhood friends Harold, Ian
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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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by Design plays an important role in marketing a theatre production. Posters and related marketing material need to catch the eye and say something about the story, while leaving enough room trigger c...
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Poet and academic Daniel Kincade Renton speaks to Jess Taylor about his experiences with poetry camaraderie from coast to coast.
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Anita Lahey is the author of two poetry collections: Out to Dry in Cape Breton, published in 2006 and nominated for the Trillium Book Award for Poetry, and Spinning Side Kick, published in 2011. Th...
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Bestselling Author Kelley Armstrong to join more than fifteen authors at the Fog Lit Festival this October in Saint John!!!
Greater Saint John area readers and writers can expect another exciting Fog Lit Festival this October with #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Kelley Armstrong headlining an impressive lineup of guest authors, including; bestselling author Leslie Crewe, three time Dartmouth Book Award winner Beatrice MacNeil, internationally renowned forensic anthropologist Debra Komar, poet and critic Jason Guriel, this year’s winner of the Jim Connors Dartmouth Book Award (Fiction) Stefanie Domet, Norma West Linder and Dave Atkinson, an award-winning freelance journalist, columnist, and broadcaster from PEI. These remarkable authors will join our own talented New Brunswick authors including; Joan Hall Hovey, Janet Fraser, Roger Moore, Lynn Davies, and Jonathan Roy.!
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music Buck Rogers Gladiator Hans Zimmer Harrison Ford Gil Gerard The Incredible Hulk Lou Ferrigno soundtrack Russell Crowe Ridlet Scott
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Highlights of the evening included: -bill bissett received the Sheri D. Wilson Golden Beret Award for his influence and impact on spoken word in Canada. This $1000.00 annual award was created by Sheri-D Wilson—a pioneer of spoken word poetry in Canada—to honour a Canadian spoken word artist who has made a substantial contribution to the development of spoken word, through the originality and excellence of his or her own writing/performance works, and through involvement in—and contributions to—the expansion of the spoken word community. -Anne Compton won the Raymond Souster Award for her book Alongside (Fitzhenry and Whiteside). The prize honours the late Raymond Souster, an early founder of the League of Canadian Poets and it carries a $1,000 prize. -
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It’s no stretch to say that David Adams Richards is the Feodor Dostoyevsky of Canadian fiction.
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