Interview by Heather Ramsay Bev Sellars has had many roles in her community. She was elected chief in 1987-1993 and again from 2009-2015. She stepped forward and was featured in newspaper and television accounts when her community of Xat’sull...
Interview by Nathaniel G. Moore Digsite, Owain Nicholson’s debut collection of poetry was recently published by Nightwood Editions. A longtime BC resident, Nicholson recently moved to Toronto to complete his MFA and is working on new writing projects as...
Interview by Anjalika Samarasekera Heather O’Neill is the bestselling, Giller Prize-shortlisted author of Lullabies for Little Criminals, The Girl Who Was Saturday Night, and Daydreams of Angels. Her fourth work of fiction, The Lonely Hearts Hotel, is forthcoming from...
Former PRISM poetry editor (2014-15) Rob Taylor sat down with recent PRISM non-fiction contest runner-up Richard Kelly Kemick to discuss his debut poetry collection “Caribou Run“. The Love Poem as Caribou – Richard Kelly Kemick It’s hard to imagine. As...
Interview by Robert Shaw Daniel Perry’s debut short fiction collection, Hamburger (Thistledown Press) was released this spring. With its impressive ability to seamlessly move between flash and prose pieces, the collection explores both the humour and poignancy of contemporary...
Photo Credit: Owen Leong Interview by Christopher Evans Tom Cho’s current project is a novel with the working title The Meaning of Life and Other Fictions. His full-length debut was Look Who’s Morphing, a collection of fictions released by...
Interview by Matthew Walsh Erín Moure’s latest project, Kapusta, was released by House of Anansi Press in 2015. It follows the character, E., in what is described as a “play-poem ash, a cabaret,” placing E. in the smallest of places,...
Interview by James W. Wood Albert F. Moritz (A.F. Moritz) is the author of 20 books of poetry. He has received the Award in Literature of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the ReLit Award (for Night Street...
Former PRISM poetry editor (2014-15) Rob Taylor sat down with Kenyan poet, and recently named Brunel University African Poetry Prize finalist, Ngwatilo Mawiyoo to discuss her new chapbook “Dagoretti Corner”. “Dagoretti Corner” is one of eight chapbooks included in...