April 20 7:00 pm
Best Canadian Poetry 2024 MTL Launch
Join us for the 2024 Montreal launch of The Best Canadian Poetry Anthology.
Where readings are happening in Montreal – and, in these virtual times, sometimes beyond.
April 20 7:00 pm
Join us for the 2024 Montreal launch of The Best Canadian Poetry Anthology.
April 23 5:30 pm
Jonathan Lamy vous invite au lancement de son tout nouveau recueil de poésie « Peau manifeste » ! L’événement est prévu le mardi 23 avril prochain, dès 17h30 à la Librairie Le Port de tête!
April 24 7:00 pm
Featuring readings by Samuel Freeman, Megan Callahan, Julie Triganne and Diana Halfpenny, and art by Mischa Jakupcak, Audrey Larson, Jordan Penland and Grace Wang.
April 25 7:00 pm
Full info here.
May 13 7:00 pm
Guest readers: Po B. K. Lomami, Ayavi Lake, Christopher DiRaddo, Stedmond Pardy, Elise Moser, and Anna Kruzinski—followed by an open mic—maximum of eight open-mic readers.
May 18 3:00 pm
G is a sound. Phonetically, it is represented as [χ]—and corresponds to خ in the Arabic alphabet—a guttural resonance shared between Afrikaans and Persian. Poets Klara du Plessis and Khashayar “Kess” Mohammadi composed G collaboratively as an act of hospitality into their languages and now they will read through the entire translingual collection, activating the playful linguistic connections and shifts.
May 29 7:00 pm
The double launch of Domenica Martinello’s Good Want and Simina Banu’s I Will Get Up Off Of (Coach House Books). The evening will feature a reading by both authors, who will be joined by beloved local poets T. Liem and Gwen Aube, a conversation hosted by Tara McGowan-Ross, a Q&A, and a signing.
May 30 7:00 pm
Join Ellen Chang-Richardson for the launch of Blood Belies (Buckrider Books, Wolsak & Wynn). The evening will be hosted by Liz Howard and will feature readings by D.M. Bradford and Rachel McCrum, a Q&A, and a signing.
May 31 7:00 pm
Join Frankie Barnet for the launch of Mood Swings (McClelland & Stewart). The evening will feature a reading, a Q&A, and a signing.
June 14 10:30 am
Stay tuned for more highlights from the programming, such as this one – save the date for Erín Moure‘s talk, location TBA on the downtown McGill campus.