Ekke review in ARC Poetry Magazine
Ekke “plays with the ghostly similarities and gaps between English and Afrikaans, the Montreal poet’s first language.” Excited to see a review of Ekke in
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Ekke review in South African journal litnet
Readers all over the world are enjoying Ekke by Klara du Plessis! Here’s the first review from South Africa! 🌍 Multiple Identity. Meertaligheid van het
The Nap-Away Motel: Open Book interview with Nadja Lubiw Hazard
Open Books give us a closer look into the making of The Nap-Away Motel and the Scarborough building it was named after! Take a read
The Mean Game Review in the Philadelphia Inquirer
“This book is a gallery of myths, each of a kind of cruelty, many of them, perhaps all, related to love. (At one point love
Klara du Plessis’s Ekke wins Pat Lowther Memorial Award
Congratulations to Klara du Plessis, winner of this year’s Pat Lowther Memorial Award from the League of Canadian Poets! Click here to see all the
All Manner of Tackle review in Canadian Literature
More praise for Brian Bartlett‘s All Manner of Tackle: Living with Poetry from Canadian Literature: “Bartlett reliably shows that the poetry warrants attention. He is a generous reader;
The Flower Can Always Be Changing shortlisted at the Alberta Literary Awards
Congratulations to Shawna Lemay! The Flower Can Always Be Changing has been shortlisted for the Wilfrid Eggleston Award for Nonfiction at the 2019 Alberta Literary Awards! For a
Stalin’s Carnival 30th anniversary offer!
Stalin’s Carnival, which won the 1990 Gerald Lampert award, was originally published by Quarry Press in 1989, and reissued by Palimpsest Press in 2013. Much
