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Author Archives: prismmagonline
An Interview with PRISM’s Incoming Prose Editor Jane Campbell
In the same vein as Jim Harrington’s interview with PRISM prose editors Anna Ling Kaye and Jane Campbell, we asked Jane to expand on her work for the magazine as well as her own writing life. What do you do … Continue reading
Review: “1996″ by Sara Peters
1996 by Sara Peters House of Anansi (2013) Review by Leah Horlick “My sister and I, we know we are filth, and so we proceed with great caution when we enter the world that was saved for us—” Sara Peters’ … Continue reading
Six Questions with PRISM’s Prose Editors
Jim Harrington follows up Wednesday’s interview with PRISM‘s incoming and outgoing poetry editors today with an interview with Anna Ling Kaye, the magazine’s outgoing prose editor, and Jane Campbell, her successor in the position. Find out the top three things … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna Ling Kaye, editor interviews, Interview, Jane Campbell, Jim Harrington, prose editors, Six Questions Blog, writing advice
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An Interview with Carol Shaben
By Rosemary Anderson Vancouver writer Carol Shaben is author of the best-selling book Into the Abyss, a recent finalist for the 2013 Hubert Evans Non-Fiction Prize. She has been nominated for three National Magazine Awards, including Best New Writer and … Continue reading
The Time Is Now
We’ve all been there: we’ve finally managed to get our rears in the chair in front of the computer or the notebook, only to be stumped by the blinking cursor or the blank page. There are few things more frightening … Continue reading
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Tagged e-phemera, inspiration, Poets & Writers, Sarah Selecky, The Time Is Now, Writers Recommend
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Review: “Standing at an Angle to My Age” by P.W. Bridgman
Standing at an Angle to My Age: Selected Short Fiction by P.W. Bridgman Libros Libertad Publishing (2013) Review by Tara Gilboy In Standing at an Angle to My Age, his debut collection of short fiction, P.W. Bridgman reveals himself as … Continue reading
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Tagged debut, Fiction, P.W. Bridgman, Review, short fiction, Standing at an Angle to My Age
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