Chris Banks offers his "best Canadian poetry books of 2025" list, via The Woodlot; Vik Shirley has a new poem up at Burning House Press; Melanie Dennis Unrau is included in the Canadian Poets Series via Peripety and/or Tronies; Gary Barwin, Gregory Betts and Lillian Allen are interviewed on their Muttertongue collaborative projects by Hollay Ghadery for the New Books Network podcast; and J.R. Carpenter has two poems online at The Manchester Review.
Showing posts with label Hollay Ghadery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hollay Ghadery. Show all posts
Saturday, December 27, 2025
Saturday, July 5, 2025
some author activity: Mellis, Gevirtz, Niespodziany, Dardis, Barwin + Straumsvåg,
Miranda Mellis writes on Karl Ove Knausgaard over at Hilobrow; Susan Gevirtz has a new poem posted as part of the "Tuesday poem" series; Benjamin Niespodziany has new work up at Afterimages; Colin Dardis has four poems up at Rochford Street Review; Hollay Ghadery podcast interviews Gary Barwin; and Dag T. Straumsvåg is interviewed over at Touch the Donkey.
Saturday, June 7, 2025
some author activity: McNair, mclennan, Norris, Sweeney, Munson, Novak + Ross,
Christine McNair is interviewed by Hollay Ghadery for the New Books Network podcast; rob mclennan has a new poem up at NewPoetry.ca, and an interview conducted by Victoria Cole for Horseshoe Literary Journal; Ken Norris has an excerpt of a memoir up at The Typescript; Heather Sweeney now has a substack; Jed Munson and JoAnna Novak have new work in DIAGRAM; and did you know that Stuart Ross' Proper Tales Press is now on Instagram?
Saturday, December 21, 2024
some author activity: Dolman, Reid, Beaulieu, Barwin + McNair,
AJ Dolman is now listed up at the Poetry in Canada website; Monty Reid has new work up at The Typescript; Derek Beaulieu offers his 2024 Year in Review; Gary Barwin is interviewed over at Jamie Tennant's podcast; and Christine McNair was part of a roundtable conversation along with Paige Maylott and Maurice Vellekoop at The & Festival at Sheridan College, as conducted by Hollay Ghadery, the text of which is now online.
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