Tag: National Poetry Month

Le Bel and Taylor talk about reframing death as an active choice, the wisdom of “old crones,” and the ubiquitousness of music.Go to full post …read more

The two poets talk about a grandmother’s love, the Bible and Harry Potter, and when not to give up on your projects. Go to full post …read more

The poets talk about Spanish baroque writing, mushroom picking, and the sonic demands of poetry.Go to full post …read more

Please join Simon Fraser University’s Department of English and Poetry in Canada for the third annual Phyllis Webb Memorial Reading, featuring award recipients Erín Moure and Chantal Neveu in conversation with special guests Oana Avasilichioaei and Annie Lafleur. This free event Go to full post …read more

The author of Nucleus talks about the challenges of form, cultural resistance, and poetry as history.Go to full post …read more

The author of “Talking to Strangers” talks about unified field theory, poetry forms, and keeping the ego in check.Go to full post …read more

Rob Taylor speaks with our featured National Poetry Month poets about a BC poet who influenced and inspired them.Go to full post …read more

Poets Leanne Dunic and Rob Taylor talk about genre-crossing art, mask wearing, and desire and restraint.Go to full post …read more

The author of We Follow the River talks about grief, implanting memories through poetry, and understanding one’s parents.Go to full post …read more

Poets Donna Kane and Rob Taylor talk about stars, liminal moments, and camaraderie in difficult times.Go to full post …read more

Poets Samantha Nock and Rob Taylor talk about small towns, grief, and being old souls.Go to full post …read more

Join Munro’s Books in celebrating the launches of new books by two talented local writers!!
“I feel like the crud / I accidentally touch sometimes, whatever it is / that collects under cushions on my couch,” writes Kayla Czaga in her Go to full post …read more