the pacific spirit poetry prize judge’s essay Billy-Ray Belcourt – The Not-Yet and the What-Is-To-Come the pacific spirit poetry prize grand prize winner syan jay – CROSS-SECTIONS OF SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS & SHELLS, 2013 the pacific spirit poetry prize runners-up Tara McGowan-Ross...
Photo by Rashid Zakat Written by Marissa Johnson-Valenzuela To celebrate the release of our latest issue, RUIN (57.3), we’re sharing the Story Behind the Story for Slovenly Wilderness by Marissa Johnson-Valenzuela, including an excerpt from the story. Make sure to...
Photo by Jake Gard on Unsplash In anticipation of PRISM’s Ruin themed issue 57.3, we’re so excited to share some exclusive content by one of our amazing contributing poets, Tenille K Campbell. More of Tenille’s work can be found...
Photo by Matthew Narea Questions by Kyla Jamieson Get to know writer Natasha Ramoutar, whose story “Where We Keep the Bodies” is published in our latest issue! Make sure to pick up a copy and consider subscribing to PRISM, so...
We are so very honoured to announce the winners of the Jacob Zilber Short Fiction Prize 2019. Please meet our wonderful winners as selected by judge Casey Plett.
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Gingerbread Helen Oyeyemi Penguin Random House, 2019 Review by Will Preston There is a peculiar feeling, I believe, common to travellers in a foreign place. It arrives sometime after the initial jolt of finding yourself in a sea of...
We are so very pleased to announce the shortlist for this year’s Jacob Zilber Prize for Short Fiction. Here are the five shortlisted short stories: “The Last Snow Globe Repairman in the World” by Hsien Chong Tan, Vancouver, BC “Restaurant for Homesick...
We are so very pleased to announce the longlist for this year’s Jacob Zilber Prize for Short Fiction. We received so many wonderful entries and narrowing it down was no easy task. Congratulations to the shortlisted writers!!!! Here are...
Shapeshifters Estlin McPhee Rahila’s Ghost Press, 2018 Review by Andrew W. French In a poem aptly titled “Poetry,” Louis Dudek writes that the task of the poet is to “find a voice, / lost in the clutter and noise...
