Welcome to National Poetry Month! To celebrate this special time of year, we’ll feature a series of poet spotlights throughout April! Poetry is the backbone of our press and is […]
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For the final installment of our “Poetic Inspiration” series, we’re interviewing Laila Malik, author of archipelago! B*: Please share up to three poetry books or poets that are important to you, […]
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Next up in our “Poetic Inspiration” series is Hana Shafi, author of People You Know, Places You’ve Been! B*: Please share up to three poetry books or poets that are important […]
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Next up in our “Poetic Inspiration” series is Shani Mootoo, author of Oh Witness Dey! B*: Please share up to three poetry books or poets that are important to you, and […]
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Next up in our “Poetic Inspiration” series is Kate Hargreaves, author of tend! B*: Please share up to three poetry books or poets that are important to you, and helped influence […]
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We’re back with another “Poetic Inspiration” feature! Joining us today is Sandra Ridley, author of Vixen! B*: Please share up to three poetry books or poets that are important to you, […]
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Next up in our “Poetic Inspiration” series is Johanna Skibsrud, author of Medium! B*: Please share up to three poetry books or poets that are important to you, and helped influence […]
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Next up in our “Poetic Inspiration” series is Hasan Namir, author of Umbilical Cord! B*: Please share up to three poetry books or poets that are important to you, and […]
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Introducing our “Poetic Inspiration” series! In honour of National Poetry Month, we’ve invited eight authors to share some poetic inspiration and advice. First up is an interview with Michael V. […]
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One of our favourite times of the year is here: National Poetry Month! Thirty days to celebrate the joy and delight of poetry. This year, our #NPM celebration is themed […]
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