Jane Eaton Hamilton is the author of seven books of fiction and poetry. Her writing has appeared on the Guardian’s Best of the Year list and on the Sunday Times bestseller list. Her short work has appeared in the New York Times, the Globe and Mail, Numero Cinq, among other places. She has been...
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Outsider Perspectives: Jane Byers on Poetic Process
Interview by Shannon Webb-Campbell Jane Byers is a poet that conjures mind, heart, and embodiment. Her stunning debut collection of poetry, Steeling Effects (Caitlin Press, 2014), is deeply queer, beautiful and expansive. Byers lives with her wife and two children in Nelson, British Columbia, where...
Inside Issue 4: New poetry from coast to coast … to coast!
West Coast … Rachel Rose has won awards for her poetry, her fiction, and her non-fiction, including a recent Pushcart Prize. She has published poems, short stories and essays in Canada, the US, New Zealand and Japan. Her most recent book, Song and Spectacle won the 2013 Audre Lorde Poetry...
Inside Issue 4: Shawn Syms, Vladimir, Vladimir
Picture it: 1990. Vancouver. The Gay Games. Shawn Syms takes us on young Erik’s quest to interview Vladimir, a famous AIDS activist. But Erik is hoping for more: “He wasn’t afraid to fuck a person with AIDS.” With characteristic gritty humour and refreshing candour, Shawn...
Inside Issue 4: Caitlin Crawshaw, First Kiss
“Even now, after years of wanting this, I am too shy to look for more than a fleeting moment.” Who can’t remember a ride home you wished would never end? The utterly transformative moment of that first kiss? Caitlin Crawshaw is a freelance journalist and MFA (creative writing)...
Inside Issue 4: Lukas Bhandar, I Love My Hair, I Hate My Hair
With tenderness and straightforward honesty, Lukas Bhandar shares a life-altering moment, not to mention a moving tribute to writer, filmmaker and musician Vivek Shraya. I Love My Hair, I Hate My Hair takes on the inherent racism of gay beauty standards from the perspective of a boy just coming of...
