Did you miss Daniel Zomparelli of CantLit and Poetry is Dead with JM? That’s on playback here. The week previous it was me with Avonlea Fotheringham on workshopping and editing poems. Speaking of which she is leading a Tree workshop on Sept 8 as the new season begins after that with Moritz at 8. Speaking […]
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Rita Wong on Literary Landscape
Missed last night’s show? Talk of water and poetry, from the director of Avatar to the tar sands to our capacity to make the world better instead of eroded, Rita Wong on Literary Landscape. Never fear, it’s on playback. Also ready to play again is last week’s show when 3 novelists shared Memories of Jane […]
Literary Landscapes Upcoming
I’m back hosting more poets at Literary Landscape on June 4 with Rachel Eugster who has a fringefest play Whose Aemelia? about medieval poet, Aemelia Lanyer. June 25th is with Bren Simmers of Hastings-Sunrise. July 16th I’m talking with Rita Wong about her new book undercurrent (Nightwood, 2015). Also, we’re rattling the bushes for sound bites of memories of 18 […]
Tonight on Literary Landscape
How to get your memoir on? On the air with Brecken Hancock talking about this and more. Brecken Hancock’s poetry, essays, interviews, and reviews have appeared inLemon Hound, The Globe & Mail, Hazlitt, Studies in Canadian Literature, and on the site Canadian Women in the Literary Arts. Her first book of poems,Broom Broom (Coach House, 2014), was named […]
This Week's Literary Landscape: Ottawater 11
This Thursday I’ll be talking with a couple of the poets in Ottawater which launches annual issue 11 Fri Oct 30th. Catherine Brunet is a high school teacher in the Ottawa Valley. Her poetry and short fiction have been published in Arc, Prairie Fire, Grain, The Literary Review of Canada, The New Quarterly, The Dalhousie […]