Tag: Rob Taylor

The author of Burning Sage talks about love, wildfires, and the realities of survival.Go to full post …read more

We asked our featured National Poetry Month poets to write about a BC poet who influenced or inspired them.Go to full post …read more

The author of Spells, Wishes, and the Talking Dead speaks about learning nêhiyawêwin, blood memory, and standing in one’s truth.Go to full post …read more

The author of the trick of staying and leaving speaks with Rob Taylor about sustaining friendships, punctuation, and the nuances of language.Go to full post …read more

The author of Exit Wounds speaks with Rob Taylor about oral tradition, raging in verse, and poetry in South Asia and Canada.Go to full post …read more

The author of False Creek speaks with Rob Taylor about grief, yoga, and poetry as the architecture of the imagination.Go to full post …read more

The author of Derelict Bicycles talks about mouths and teeth, poetry communities, thinking with a surreal bent.Go to full post …read more

The author of After Villon talks about thriving in difficulty, sexuality as cipher, and corresponding with dead poets.Go to full post …read more

The author of Shapeshifters talks about connecting with readers, her Métis heritage, and using form to keep her writing playful.Go to full post …read more

We’ve spent the past three months talking with BC writers about their new books. Now they get a chance to share some love with others! We asked each featured writer to tell us about a BC poet who influenced or inspired Go to full post …read more

The following interview is part seven of an eight-part series of conversations with BC poets about their new poetry collections. The series will run from January until the end of April, National Poetry Month. All interviews were conducted by Rob Taylor, Go to full post …read more

The following interview is part six of an eight-part series of conversations with BC poets about their new poetry collections. The series will run from January until the end of April, National Poetry Month. All interviews were conducted by Rob Taylor, editor of What Go to full post …read more