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News Last Updated: Mar 7th, 2010 - 20:58:44


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PQ Call for Submissions
Deadline March 20, 2010. April is National Poetry Month. Each year, at this time, poetry blooms. All across the country, from Bonavista to Vancouver Island, from Nunavut to the Canada / U.S. border, poets will be taking to the streets, bars, cafés, bookstores, libraries, and classrooms to recite, emote, declaim and perform their poems for you and me.


Mar 3, 2010, 10:06

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Möe Clark first Leonard Cohen Poet-In Residence at Westmount High.
"The Foundation For Public Poetry is proud to have Möe Clark as our inaugural Poet-In-Residence, a residency established to honour Leonard Cohen on his 75th birthday," says Jack Locke, president of the foundation. “She will give the students of Westmount High the kind of positive encouragement that poet Irving Layton gave to Leonard and countless others.”

Feb 19, 2010, 09:37

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The Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
Poetry Quebec supports this initiative and ecourages all its readers to participate.

Feb 5, 2010, 12:35

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Condolences
The Editors of Poetry Quebec would like to express our condolences to the families who have lost family members and friends in the recent natural disaster in Haiti.
Jan 23, 2010, 08:56

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Wire No More
Julie Mahfood has just been notified by the, owner of Cafe Aurora, that WIRE may no longer be held at the Cafe.
Mar 7, 2010, 20:52

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Poets in The Griffintown Cultural Corridor
Poets in The Griffintown Cultural Corridor. Saturday February 27 2010. 1pm until 2am. New City Gas Co. 140-141 Ann Street, 3rd Floor

Admission Free

Feb 5, 2010, 15:23

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First Leonard Cohen Poet-In-Residence
"The Foundation For Public Poetry is proud to have Möe as our inaugural Poet-In-Residence, a residency established to honour Leonard Cohen on his 75th birthday," says Jack Locke, president of the foundation. "She will give the students of Westmount High the kind of positive encouragement that poet Irving Layton gave to Leonard and countless others."
Jan 29, 2010, 08:36

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P.K. Page: Grand Dame of Canadian Letters—A Tribute
For a while, in the 1940s, P.K. Page lived in Montreal and she, along with writers such as F.R. Scott, A.M. Klein, Louis Dudek, Irving Layton, and Leonard Cohen, is credited with being a dominant force in efforts to move Canadian poetry once and for all into the modernist era.

Jan 17, 2010, 10:11

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Contests/Submissions/Workshops
In an ever ongoing effort to "New Improve" our magazine, Poetry Quebec introduces "The Town Crier". This is Poetry Quebec's new format for information about Contests, Calls for submissions, and other relevant poetry information. It replaces "Hear Ye Contests", Hear Ye Submissions", "Hear Ye Job Offers" and Hear Ye Workshops"

Dec 3, 2009, 13:54

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2009 Books
Book covers of English Language Poetry books by English Language Poets of Quebec published in 2009.
Nov 13, 2009, 09:29


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PQ Call for Submissions
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The Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
Condolences
Wire No More
Poets in The Griffintown Cultural Corridor
First Leonard Cohen Poet-In-Residence
P.K. Page: Grand Dame of Canadian Letters—A Tribute
Contests/Submissions/Workshops
2009 Books
Poems
Claudia Morrison: In Somalia
Officer Cadet Maxwell Hazledine: Poem
Officer Cadet Timothy Ingram: 2 Poems
Officer Cadet Jennifer McGregor: 2 Poems
Officer Cadet Jordan Chapman: Poem
Officer Cadet Robert Pinkney: Poem
Officer Cadet Maxime A.J. Robichaud: Poem
Vincent Tinguely: Poem
Ilona Martonfi: Poem
Julie Mahfood: Poem
Articles
101 Reasons for Flogging, Raping, Stoning & Killing Women
A Moslem Missive to a Jewish Friend
Thoughts on War & Poetry
Poets should stay out of it.
Whatever Else Poetry May Be
War & Silence
“La Guerre, Yes M’am!”
Neither War Nor Silence
War & Silence
History of Poetry Plus
Essays
Anne Cimon: Treasures from the Poetic Store (tribute to Sonja Skarstedt)
A Poet's Journey: Stephen Morrissey
The Role of Little Magazines in Canada
Louis Dudek: Canada’s “Ideogram of Reality
The Ego in History
Functional Poetry
Louis Dudek: Critical Overview and Context
The Sculpture of Poetry
Patterns of Recent Canadian Poetry
The State of Canadian Poetry: 1954
Lectures
What Do You Have Against Myth?
The Idea of Art
Reviews
Road show
Pause for Breath,
Raucous Music
Another Family Album
Sinéad Morrissey: Writers Read at Concordia
Michael Towe: A Chaos of Beauty and a Beauty of Chaos: Photographs
Tom Konyves: VIDEOPQ
Jennifer Boire: This Way Out:
Buñuel’s Exterminating Angel
The Search for Reality: J.W. Morrice
Interviews
Robyn Sarah Spotlighted
Carolyn Zonailo Spotlighted
Mark Abley Spotlighted
Stephen Morrissey Spotlighted
Kaie Kellough Spotlighted
Brian Campbell Spotlighted
Anne Cimon Spotlighted
Lesley Pasquin Spotlighted
Michael Mirolla Spotlighted
Sharon H Nelson Spotlighted
Biographies
Autobiography: Louis Dudek 1918-2001
Commentaries
Oh No Canada
Editorial 101-3: Guns are not enough!
Advice to the Young? Line Up Your Ducks – Early!
Editorial 101-02
Carolyn Marie Souaid: Pay the Poets
Editorial 101-01
Endre Farkas: The Gazette Doublespeak
Lifestyle
Filets Mignons with Merlot Sauce
With whom are you sleeping?
Ginger-Cranberry Cocktail
History
In Flander's Field
Tom Konyves: Sympathies of War
Richard King: Remembrance of QSPELL Past:
Abram's Plains
Launch of P.Q.
Calendar
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Readings and Events

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Poetry Quebec. (PQ).  Eds. Endre Farkas, Elias Letelier, Carolyn Marie Souaid. Montreal.
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