some author activity: Flemmer, Whistle, Earl, Dueck + mclennan,

Kyle Flemmer is interviewed by Ian Whistle over at the ottawa poetry newsletter; Amanda Earl has new work up at Crap Orgasm, as does Nathan Dueck; and rob mclennan has a new poem produced as both a limited-edition pamphlet and online by Kyle Flemmer's The Blasted Tree.

some author activity: mclennan, Higdon, Greenstreet + Fox,

[Lady Aoife providing a valuable production assist] rob mclennan has a new poem up at Crap Orgasm; Hailey Higdon interviews Joanne Kyger over at Queen Mob's Teahouse; Kate Greenstreet is interviewed over at Touch the Donkey; and Sarah Fox has a new poem posted as part of the "Tuesday poem" series over at the dusie blog.

some author activity: Earl, Robertson, Flemmer, Dolman, Anstee + Ladouceur,

Amanda Earl has begun blogging "Lisa Robertson, a reading diary"; Lisa Robertson has a poem up at Poets.org; Amanda Earl has a short essay on the prose poem up at Flat Singles Press; Kyle Flemmer has some new work up at h&; Anita Dolman has a new poem up at Crap Orgasm; and Cameron Anstee is interviewed on his Apt. 9 Press by Ben Ladouceur over at Open Book.

some author activity: beaulieu, Barwin, Ladouceur, Beaulieu, mclennan + Brockwell,

derek beaulieu has some new work up at NewPoetry, and he is interviewed over at the Chaudiere Books blog for The Calgary Renaissance (Chaudiere Books, 2016); Gary Barwin gets a nice write-up in Maclean's; Ben Ladouceur has a new poem up at Crap Orgasm; Braydon Beaulieu is also interviewed over at the Chaudiere Books blog for The Calgary Renaissance; and rob mclennan and Stephen Brockwell read November 8 at Edmonton's Olive Reading Series.

some author activity: beaulieu, Barwin, Saklikar + Bowering,

derek beaulieu has new work up at h&; Gary Barwin has a new short story in Crap Orgasm: A Journal of The Literary Arts; Renée Sarojini Saklikar is interviewed over at Touch the Donkey, and participates in "The Book That Changed Your Life" feature over at The Georgia Straight, anticipating her upcoming reading as part of WORD Vancouver; George Bowering answers the same.