In today's instalment of Poetry Muse, multi-award-winning poet Keith Garebian shares the natural and human-made world outside his condominium window in his latest collection  In the Bowl of My Eye (Mawenzi House), as well as the poems "Study of Lake 1 & 2" from the book. ... Read more

Here to start off Read the Provinces—our celebration of authors across Canada—is BC-based author Peggy Herring. Below Peggy tells us about the fascinating research behind her novel Anna, Like Thunder (Brindle & Glass Publishing), a fresh retelling of the story of St. ... Read more

In our penultimate Poetry Grrrowl feature we chat with Linda Frank whose collection Divided (Wolsak and Wynn) considers our interaction with the natural world, our fears and fascination with it. Below Linda tells us more about her collection and how alphabetical reading brought ... Read more

Our final week of #poetrygrrrowl starts fresh with Brenda Leifso's newest Wild Madder (Brick Books), a stunning collection that depicts the sense of wildness in self discovery with poems that dig at motherhood, marriage, and love. Scroll down to read our interview with Brenda ... Read more

Poetry Grrrowl begins with debut poet Shazia Hafiz Ramji whose already garnered a lot of attention with her book  Port of Being (Invisible Publishing), a collection that mines speech from the city streets and the internet to explore the intersection between the personal and ... Read more

In Cameron Anstee's  Book of Annotations (Invisible Publishing), he packs years of minimalist poetry practice into a collection of tight, jewel-like poems (like "Triptych", below). We chat with Cameron about his influences, his writing habits, and what he's reading now.

Day five of #poetsresist gives us something to get loud about: Peter Midgley's Unquiet Bones (Wolsak & Wynn) features visceral, physical poems that explore struggles for democracy around the globe, speak to efforts to uproot colonialism while working in a variety of languages ... Read more

Publisher Talonbooks has set on a course of releasing three collections of celebrated Canadian poets' early works, in beautiful editions, no less. The second such collection, Scree, brings together the earlier and hard-to-find works of former Canadian Parliamentary Poet ... Read more

The Counting House is the third full-length collection from Ottawa-based poet Sandra Ridley. A finalist for the 2014 Archibald Lampman Award, this latest collection evokes the pageantry and pedantry of the lives of those in Victorian England through a sort of ledger, or bookkeeping ... Read more

Montreal-based  DC Books was founded by husband-and-wife Louis Dudek and Aileen Collins in 1974 (DC = Dudek and Collins). The press had ties to John Sutherland’s northern review (which was itself a product of the merger of magazines Preview and First Statement). ... Read more