We are happy to announce that our annual PRISM international Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize is now open for submissions. We are so excited to tell everybody that our judge will be Griffin Poetry Prize winner Billy-Ray Belcourt. Check out this...
This is a favourite. To get you started, here are some ideas: The steps and ingredients to make an atomic bomb. The acqua alta phenomenon. Seismic sea waves. The splitting of light. Moon bows. Mirages. Summer Writing Prompts is...
Questions curated by Kyla Jamieson Photo credit Ming Kai Leung Doretta Lau is the author of the short story collection How Does a Single Blade of Grass Thank the Sun? (Nightwood Editions, 2014). The book was shortlisted for the City of...
We’re so excited to introduce you to our Jacob Zilber prize winners, whose pieces you can read in our Summer issue, 56.4. The characters in these stories transport a dead body along a bourbon-hued river in the Philippines, hunt for the perfect pig-feet in Seoul and come to understand their pasts in the woven strands of carpets. Let’s get to know the minds behind these complex worlds.
Continue reading Get to Know: Our Jacob Zilber Prize Winners
Our newest issue 56.4 is finally out and full of beautiful content! Get your own issue now!
Continue reading NEW ISSUE HERE: Check out our latest issue 56.4 SUMMER 2018!
Return to as needed. From my journal: Memphis Pistil/pistol Velvet Cross-stitching (and all the steps involved in the process) “Real love is a heart attack.” – Big Thief Raspberry farms Chests that smell like Coppertone Summer Writing Prompts is...
Read a sneak peak of Ben Ladouceur’s short story below and pick up your copy of our Summer issue, 56.4, for the rest!
Continue reading Story Behind the Story – “A Boy of Good Breeding”
Repeat as needed. Summer Writing Prompts is a writing initiative by Claudia Wilde, a BFA student in the Creative Writing Program at UBC and creator of the feminist literary space, Daughters of Didion. Follow the walking volcano on Instagram: @clawdeeeeah.
We are delighted to announce the winners of the second annual Grouse Grind Prize for V. Short Forms. The PRISM international editorial team has debated for hours and selected three winning entries. It was a tough decision with so...
