Archive for October, 2007
Matrix: Call for submission
MATRIX MAGAZINE presents…Issue 79: THE NEW UNDERGROUND.
We are looking for the best unpublished writers in Canada for our 79th issue.
We are looking for innovative short fiction and poetry by young or emerging writers.
Eligible applicants include Canadian citizens who have NOT published a trade book. People who have published chapbooks or have been published in anthologies [...]
Posted: October 28th, 2007 under Lately, Matrix.
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Launches in Montreal and Vancouver
Tonight, Louis Rastelli launches his new novel A Fine Ending (Insomniac Press, 2007). Louis has been doing amazing cultural work out of Montreal for many many years (distroboto, Expozine, Fish Piss). Last spring, Jon Paul Fiorentino (who was the editor of my novel Delible) suggested that we trade off on the fiction imprint he had [...]
Posted: October 23rd, 2007 under Lately, Wayside Editions, West Coast Line 53.
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Shortline Reading Series
The shortline reading series kicks off this Monday October 22nd at 6:30 p.m. at the Railway Club. With readings by
Anne Stone
Matt Hogan
Rhoda Hodjati
Rita Wong
Garry Morse
Donato Mancini
I’m excited to read with such a stellar line up, including my old student Matt Hogan, whose non-fiction can be seen in recent issues of the Republic of East Van, [...]
Posted: October 16th, 2007 under Lately.
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Launch of West Coast Line
Please join us for the launch of …
West Coast Line 53
Representations of
Murdered and Missing Women
Edited by Anne Stone and Amber Dean
With presentations or readings by
Reg Johanson, Larissa Lai, Sachiko Murakami, Lora McElhinney, Renee Rodin, and others…
Tuesday, October 23rd at 7pm
Spartacus Books
319 West Hastings, 2nd Floor
Free! All welcome.
For more information write to westline@telus.net
Posted: October 12th, 2007 under Books, General, Lately, West Coast Line 53.
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Henighan’s shallow grave.
Stephen Henighan has a piece in Geist about Rob Allen, his one-time teacher, my good friend. The direction of the piece is pretty much apparent in the title, “Traitor’s Dirge,” and byline (Henighan’s name has been made less for his literary fiction than for the way, in short essay style, he strafes Can Lit’s no-fly [...]
Posted: October 7th, 2007 under General, Lately.
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