We are so pleased to announce Alicia Elliott as our Annual Nonfiction Contest judge! Alicia Elliott (@WordsandGuitar) is a Tuscarora writer living in Brantford, Ontario, where she worries she may one day die. Her writing has been widely...
We are so excited to announce that, along with our ongoing prose, poetry, and theatre reviews, we will be adding chapbooks to the review mix! From Anstruther Press and above/ground press to Rahila’s Ghost and dancing girl press, we...
It’s been ten days since the PRISM international team has grown in some ways and shrunk in others. The Spring Issue 55.3 has launched in the air to tremendous success, the old editors have passed the torch onto us new ones, we’ve redecorated the office with tree branches and whiteboards for actionable items, we’ve updated our contest and submission guidelines, and we’ve been furiously working on putting together our exciting new themed issue, The Liminal (now accepting submissions via Submittable).
Meticulous, Sad and Lonely Ian Roy BuschekBooks, 2015 Review by Samarra Goldglas A boy kills his brother for some peace and quiet, a baby regularly grows nickels behind his ear, and a neglectful father escapes a mugging by screaming...
We’re excited and honoured to announce the winners of the first-ever Jacob Zilber Prize for Short Fiction, as selected by Jess Taylor! Grand Prize Winner “The Boat, as it Happened” by Carol Matthews – Nanaimo, BC Carol Matthews has...
Contents George Elliott Clarke – A Very Healthy Endeavour Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize Grand Prize Winner Jordan Mounteer – The Reclamation of the Larches Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize Runners-Up Elizabeth Ross – Toronto Moms Group Laisha Rosnau – Chaff...
We’re excited to announce that the following stories have been shortlisted for the first-ever Jacob Zilber Prize for Short Fiction! Check back soon for the winners announcement, followed by the winners as chosen by Jess Taylor, author of Pauls (BookThug 2015)....
We’re excited to announce that the following stories have been longlisted for the first-ever Jacob Zilber Prize for Short Fiction! We received a record-breaking number of submissions to this year’s fiction contest and it was an extremely difficult reading...
Review by Nathaniel G. Moore Lisa Bird-Wilson is a Cree-Metis writer from Saskatchewan, whose writing has appeared in a number of literary magazines and anthologies, including Grain, Prairie Fire, The Dalhousie Review, Geist, kimiwan, cîhcêwêsin and Best Canadian Essays. She is the author of the novel Just Pretending (Coteau...
