Educating Storm , Noah Cain's debut chapbook, chronicles the experiences of an uncontainable fifth-grader through twelve poems, one for...

I was in Toronto this past weekend to received an award for my Master's thesis from the Language and Literacy Researchers of Canada. I...

In September, I had the idea for hosting a short, weeknight event that included a visual artist, two musicians, and a poet. On November...

I spent many winter evenings in my youth playing pick up hockey on the outdoor ice at Charry Park in the East End. After an early supper,...

In the poetry workshop I ran at Rainbow Trout Music Festival this past weekend, I encouraged participants to imagine their writing being...

To open the door is to make yourself vulnerable, to take a risk, to maybe be hurt again.

Because I care for Amos Nadlersmith, the front man of Amos the Kid, and we’ve fussed around with songs over the years, two of which ended...

The body, in Western thought dating back to Plato, has been presented in dualist contrast to the intellect and thus viewed with...

I was reminded on Facebook that two years ago on this day I had a poem published in the Winnipeg Free Press...

“Enough as it Was,” the title track off Amos the Kid’s forthcoming album, moves with the energy of the Bloodvein River in spring.

An essay comparing Cormac McCarthy's The Road to the Biblical account of the Binding of Isaac from Genesis 22.