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Luanne Armstrong, co-editor of Slice me some truth, will be teaching a course called "Editing for Yourself and Others" at the Oxygen Art Centre in Nelson, BC, February 17-19. Contact information and costs are listed on the Oxygen website.
Rhea Tregebov, author of (alive): poems selected and new will be teaching a writing workshop at the Galiano Literary Festival (Galiano Island, BC) on February 25 at 2pm. Find out more information at the Festival website.
Tune into CHRW FM (94.9 FM) on Thursday, March 1st at 6 p.m. Cornelia Hoogland, author of Woods Wolf Girl, will be interviewed by Penn Kemp for the Gathering Voices program. You can listen to it online at the CHRW website. And if you miss it, it will repeat on Thursday, March 15th at 6:30 a.m.
Luanne Armstrong, co-editor of Slice me some truth, will also be teaching a course called "Writing Nonfiction" at the Oxygen Art Centre in Nelson, BC, March 2–4. Contact information and costs are listed on the Oxygen website.
Buried in Print has written up their thoughts on the books shortlisted for this year's ReLit Awards, including Ian Williams' You Know Who You Are.
Congratulations to Ian Williams! You Know Who You Are has been shortlisted for the 2011 ReLit Award for Poetry!
Oana Avasilichioaei will be posting commentaries on Canadian experimental poetry at Jacket2 a couple of times a week over the next three months.
Poet Cornelia Hoogland has been chosen to participate in The Global Search for Education, a series of interviews that will be published beginning next week with The Huffington Post.
Congratulations! to Ian Williams. His poem "Please Print Clearly in Block Letters" has been shortlisted for the Arc poem of the year contest!
Congratulations! to Eric Folsom for being named Kingston's first Poet Laureate!
Congratulations! to Chris Pannell for being named the People's Poet, 2010 as the winner of the Acorn-Plantos Award for Drive! And Congratulations! again to Chris Pannell on being awarded the 17th Annual Hamilton Literary Award for a Poetry Book for Drive!
eBooks Now Available! Shall, Sister Prometheus and The Mongoose Diaries have been converted to eBooks and are available for purchase from Kobo!
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