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The Writer’s Corner
Adrian Markle’s Writing Space
I’m bad at working from home. I waste a lot of time. I find it hard to get myself into a “work” headspace in a place where most of the time I’m doing “rest.” It’s not that I produce nothing at all, just that the percentage of the day I actually spend writing is smaller […]
Finding the Form with Trish Sissons
Pilots are good for lots of things. They excel at getting you from A to B, throwing good parties, and telling even better stories. I grew up in a remote community on the west coast where healthcare and diverse career options are hard to come by. My dad was a bush pilot in the area […]
What’s Marilyn Bowering Reading?
I have been re-visiting poets, re-reading fiction by the late Rachel Wyatt, and slowly absorbing Thunderclap: A memoir of art and life & sudden death (Chatto & Windus) by Laura Cumming. Mona Fertig’s new book of poetry, Islander (Mother Tongue Publishing), is her first for many years. It is gentle, healing work, the poems plain […]
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The Wild Writers Festival: Poetry and Prose That’s Out There
The New Quarterly is proud to present the Wild Writers Literary Festival. Join us for a celebration of the feral and free and its expression in poetry, the short story, and everything in between. Create, learn, discover and share the art of groundbreaking writing.
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