Prairie books NOW is a widely-read publication dedicated to promoting books by Prairie publishers and writers.
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“As Métis women, we’ve often been expected to mediate and negotiate, but we don’t necessarily get credit for what we bring and know and do," says Markides.
Read more about AROUND THE KITCHEN TABLE, edited by Laura Forsythe and Jennifer Markides at prairiebooksnow.ca.
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Our Spring/Summer issue is out now, and you can read all the articles online or look through the magazine as a pdf. We hope you find some summer reading inspiration in this issue!
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Hey, SK writers! 🌟 Did you know you can apply for a SK Arts Independent Artist Grant to support attendance at Sage Hill?!
The next SK Arts IA deadline is coming up on March 15th!
For more info visit:
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So here's the call for submissions for this year's Writes of Spring, which this year is #Winnipeg150 project. (Every year, we're grateful for the support of @WPGTHINAIR & @WinnipegNews.)
Julian Day is this year's co-editor, so send us your best short theme-appropriate poems!
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🌟 Join Our Team! 🌟
The Indigenous Editors Association is currently hiring for the position of Executive Director!
For more details about the position and how to apply, please visit our website: IndigenousEditorsAssociation…
#IndigenousVoices #ExecutiveDirector #JoinOurTeam
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“They’re uncanny, they’re compelling – we might describe them generally as kind of surrealist,” says Serena Keshavjee about the Hamilton seance photos.
Check out @PrairieBooksNOW to read more about these 100 year old photos that mesmerize us to this day.
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My review in Prairie Books Now: New translation of Tsangyang Gyatso’s poetry a reminder of appeal to modern readers prairiebooksnow.ca/articles/…
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Check out some great features on @JackPinePress , @Radiant_Press and Editions De La Nouvelle Plume!
The Spring/Summer issue of Prairie books NOW is available to read online, and is making its way across Manitoba, Alberta, and Saskatchewan as well.
You can read each article individually, or flip through the pdf if you prefer a print-like experience: prairiebooksnow.ca/
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Came across this article in @PrairieBooksNOW about my book and…well, how wonderful is that??
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Thank you @PrairieBooksNOW! Edmonton professor’s essays an introspective addition to pandemic time capsule prairiebooksnow.ca/articles/…
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Check out this interview with Debbie Patterson on the upcoming How It Ends!
Debbie Patterson, How It Ends (@PlayCanPress)
“With this play, I really wanted to help the audience begin to contemplate their own deaths ... there’s a lot of growth and transformation possible through the contemplation of one’s own mortality.”
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Paying attention to reality. This is exactly what Sixty-Seven Ontological Studies achieves. Read Jan Zwicky and Robert V. Moody's remarks in @PrairieBooksNOW
"In composing the poems, I was attempting to pay attention to reality, and it seems to me that this is very much what Robert achieves with his photographs: attention to reality.”
-Jan Zwicky, Sixty-Seven Ontological Studies (@FHBooks)
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Tomorrow Friends! Looks to be a great conversation. (& hosted by @sarah_ens!)
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Submissions for the 2023 @RBC #BronwenWallace Award for #EmergingWriters are open. Submit your poetry & short fiction for the chance to win $10,000. Finalists in each genre receive $2,500. Deadline to apply is January 16. Details at writerstrust.com/BronwenWall…
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Read Margaret Goldik's review of LIVES LIVED, LIVES IMAGINED and conversation with author Sabrina Reed for the latest issue of @PrairieBooksNOW! LIVES LIVED, LIVES IMAGINED launches tonight, 7pm at @mcnallyrobinson.
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ICYMI! @LeslieGreentree on the power of short stories, writing flawed, failing people, and NOT THE APOCALYPSE I WAS HOPING FOR in @PrairieBooksNOW! ow.ly/pz0g50LL6p7
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"Bless them all, the apex predators, & the people who see that carnivorous creatures and their habitat are sacred.”
Check out this interview with David Carpenter in @PrairieBooksNOW where he talks about hunting, monsters, & his new book of essays: prairiebooksnow.ca/articles/…
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Celebrate the power of short stories and NOT THE APOCALYPSE I WAS HOPING FOR with @LeslieGreentree in @PrairieBooksNOW! ow.ly/JoHP50LGq14
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Another new one of mine from @PrairieBooksNOW
Archival deep dive into Ukrainian family history considers settler narrative
Led by photographs and bolstered by research, but Myrna Kostash writes herself in as well
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One of my latest @PrairieBooksNOW :
Posthumous collection of writing, interviews an indictment of prison system
Editor hopes collection will serve to humanize ‘people who tend to be reduced to a label’
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