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The Writer’s Corner
Robert Bowerman’s Writing Space
Because I and my partner live in a one-bedroom apartment, space is at a premium. I do not for example have room for a proper library so most of my books are in e-format. We have devised a system to cordon off the living room with makeshift drapes made from pieces of fabric that can […]
What’s Nikita Eaton-Lusignan Reading?
I recently read La version qui n’intéresse personne by Emmanuelle Pierrot. The author is about my age and had her adolescence peppered by the same cultural markers as I did. She also lived in Montreal, spent a good chunk of her life on the road, and listens to folk punk (I found myself humming along […]
Finding the Form with Frances Boyle
Reconstructing how I came to a particular poem and a particular form often involves a bit of detective work, poring through old notebooks and drafts. When I took a look to try and remind myself of the sources for the three poems that I’m honoured to have in issue 171 of The New Quarterly, I […]
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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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