PRISM international is excited and honoured to announce that Canadian Parliamentary Poet Laureate, George Elliott Clarke, will judge the inaugural Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize. Submit your poems by October 15th, 2016 for a chance at the very first edition of this...
Former PRISM poetry editor (2014-15) Rob Taylor sat down with Vancouver poet Elee Kraljii Gardiner to discuss her debut poetry collection “serpentine loop“. A “serpentine loop” is a figure which skaters etch in the ice with their blades, and it serves as...
Review by Sarah Higgins I Want to Tell You Something by Caroline Sniatynski rEvolver Festival, The Cultch I want to tell you that as I made my way into the Founder’s Lounge at The Cultch for Caroline Sniatynski’s one...
On Monday we announced that our 2016 Non-Fiction Contest, judged by Rachel Rose, is now open for submissions, and we here at PRISM have a little more news to share with our writers and readers this week. Introducing The Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize...
With another year of contests in the books we’re extremely excited to be opening our annual Creative Non-Fiction Contest for submissions once again! Note that this year’s contest will close a little earlier than in previous years—July 15th, 2016...
INSIDE: Read the winners from PRISM international’s 2016 Poetry and Fiction Contests, new poetry from Jan Zwicky, and translations by Amira Rammah and Andrés Alfaro! Contributors: Andrés Alfaro, Raed Anis Al-Jishi, Chloë Catán, Laura Clarke, Esvie Coemish, Kayla Czaga, ryan fitzpatrick,...
We come to you now with another offering from our pals at Going Down Swinging! One of Australia’s oldest and strangest literary publishers, Going Down Swinging was conceived in 1979. It now produces print anthologies, audio recordings, multimedia publications, live events and a very...
Review by Kyla Jamieson even this page is white by Vivek Shraya Arsenal Pulp Press, 2016 Toronto-based multidisciplinary artist Vivek Shraya’s impressive body of work includes multiple albums, films, and books. Her debut novel, She of the Mountains, was...
Now that our Spring Issue (54.3) has been successfully launched with the help of a wonderful audience and a little (a lot of) Vancouver lit mag love, we’re excited to be passing the torch on to some very capable...
