Where poetry readings are happening in Montreal, and sometimes beyond | Compiled by Katherine McLeod @kathmcleod | 📷 https://teapawt.org/t.co/w8TTz8eqi7
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ALT The image background is a faded, textured brown, like parchment. On the left is a logo showing an arm in a cast, with the thumb and pinky extended and three fingers tucked in, dark nail polish visible, against a patch of black ink. Two flowers emerge from behind the cast, and a banner reading "BELLITRIST" emerges on the left. Text surrounding the logo reads: BELLITRIST & The Capilano Review present an evening of readings with Ashton Diduck, Dani Carter, Clint Burnham. July 27, 7pm. 275 Sherbrooke Ouest, Carlson Gracie Montreal
ALT The image background is a faded, textured brown, like parchment. On the bottom of the image there is the SpokenWeb logo, a flower icon, and The Capilano Review's logo . Text reads: Halfway between the bellicose and the bellitristic, BELLITRIST is a new Montreal-based reading series, curated by TCR Literary Editor Deanna Fong. It presents writing that reflects on "what the body can do" in terms of affect, sensation, relation, labour, and enjoyment.
ALT Against a purple gradient, white text reads: ISSUE 47.3 / call for submissions / Nov 15-Jan5 / Seeking art, poetry, fiction, non-fiction"
ALT The Ex-Puritan's poetry submission "Lightning Round". Dusk to dawn, November 5-6. (For example, the sun will rise in Toronto at 7:00.) Send a maximum of TWO poems to [email protected]. Subject line must read: Lightning Round. Please include a short bio. All submissions will receive a response within 24 hours. Our poetry editor, A. Light Zachary, will read all submissions and select 1-3 poems for The Ex-Puritan's 63rd quarterly issue—which will be published later this month.
