Tammy Armstrong, poetry co-editor of The Fiddlehead and nominated for the Governor General’s Award in 2002, will be launching her new collection: The Scare in the Crow.
This event will be held Monday, November 1st at 7pm in Wilser’s Room on 366 Queen Street in Fredericton, NB.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Congratulations to Daryl Hine, Alexander MacLeod, and Sandy Pool
Congratulations to Daryl Hine and Sandy Pool! Their poetry collections, &: A Serial Poem and Exploding into Night, were shortlisted for Governor General’s Literary Award in Poetry. Six poems from &: A Serial Poem were published in The Fiddlehead 244 (Summer 2010), while Sandy Pool’s poem, “Storge/Neikos,” will debut in The Fiddlehead 246 (Winter 2011).
Congratulations to Alexander MacLeod! His debut collection of short fiction, Light Lifting, has been shortlisted for the ScotiaBank Giller Prize. His story “Wonder About Parents,” which appears in Light Lifting, is in The Fiddlehead autumn issue 245. Alexander MacLeod will be reading from Light Lifting at the University of New Brunswick in Alumni Memorial Lounge on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 8 p.m
Congratulations to Alexander MacLeod! His debut collection of short fiction, Light Lifting, has been shortlisted for the ScotiaBank Giller Prize. His story “Wonder About Parents,” which appears in Light Lifting, is in The Fiddlehead autumn issue 245. Alexander MacLeod will be reading from Light Lifting at the University of New Brunswick in Alumni Memorial Lounge on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 8 p.m
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Scenes from the Poetry Weekend
Scenes from Poetry Weekend at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, NB, Canada. All photos by Brian Bartlett.
Group photo from Poetry Weekend |
Anne Compton |
Cory Lavendar, Johnny Barger, John Barton |
Kathy Mac, Richard Lemm, Katia Grubisic |
Richard Lemm, Brian Bartlett, David Zieroth |
Ross Leckie |
Tammy Armstrong, Karen Solie, David Seymour |
Zach Wells, Steve McOrmond, James Langer |
Monday, October 4, 2010
UNB Fredericton’s Writer in Residence
Are you a writer living in or near Fredericton or do live elsewhere in New Brunswick and will be coming for a visit to Fredericton? Would you be interested in receiving free feedback on your writing? Then consider making an appointment with UNB Fredericton’s 2010/2011 writer-in-residence John Barton.
John is an award winning poet and current editor of The Malahat Review. He welcomes writers at all stages of their careers to meet with him to discuss their work or other writing concerns. Meetings with him are by appointment only.
Office Hours: Tuesdays 1-5pm, Thursdays 10am-2pm
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