Tag: National Poetry Month

Poets Leanne Dunic and Rob Taylor talk about genre-crossing art, mask wearing, and desire and restraint.Go to full post …read more

The author of We Follow the River talks about grief, implanting memories through poetry, and understanding one’s parents.Go to full post …read more

Poets Donna Kane and Rob Taylor talk about stars, liminal moments, and camaraderie in difficult times.Go to full post …read more

Poets Samantha Nock and Rob Taylor talk about small towns, grief, and being old souls.Go to full post …read more

Join Munro’s Books in celebrating the launches of new books by two talented local writers!!
“I feel like the crud / I accidentally touch sometimes, whatever it is / that collects under cushions on my couch,” writes Kayla Czaga in her Go to full post …read more

Poets Jess Housty and Rob Taylor discuss Housty’s new poetry book, salmonberries, and gift economies.Go to full post …read more

The following interview is part two of an eight part series of conversations with BC poets. All interviews were conducted by Rob Taylor.Go to full post …read more

The author of Burning Sage talks about love, wildfires, and the realities of survival.Go to full post …read more

Our favourite booklists and interviews to wrap up 2023 as we gear up for another great year of local books, news, and events.Go to full post …read more

We asked our featured National Poetry Month poets to write about a BC poet who influenced or inspired them.Go to full post …read more

The author of Spells, Wishes, and the Talking Dead speaks about learning nêhiyawêwin, blood memory, and standing in one’s truth.Go to full post …read more

The author of the trick of staying and leaving speaks with Rob Taylor about sustaining friendships, punctuation, and the nuances of language.Go to full post …read more