Ken Hunt’s work appears in No Press, a publication of ephemeral works run by Derek Beulieu; in The Gauntlet, the University of Calgary’s student newspaper; and in various chapbooks. For three years, Ken served as editor of NōD Magazine, the University of Calgary English department’s publication of undergraduate prose, poetry, and visual art. In 2010,… Read more »
Posts Categorized: CA
Trapped in Misgivings
A collection of 59 poems from my journal. Detailing my recent struggles with depression anxiety and addiction. All written by me and transcribed from my journal to my tumblr.
Fargone
This is a short collection of occasional poems which, at some level, are all concerned with the pliability of perception and experience.
Jeremy Colangelo
Jeremy Colangelo is a poet and scholar living in London, Ontario, where he is working on a PhD in English. He has published over a dozen short stories and poems in Popshot Magazine, The Dalhousie Review, and elsewhere, and is the author of four chapbooks, most recently Kingfisher, Fisher King (Grey Borders 2013). He is… Read more »
Space Administration
Space Administration plunders NASA’s voice transcription of the first day of the Apollo 11 moon mission, uncovering a book of conceptual poetry that reimagines the erasure process as “spacecraft” (which is to say, the “crafting of space”). The book envisions its writing process as a venture of space exploration. Readers encounter a void populated by… Read more »
Only Words to Play With
My poem is structured as a set of overlapping monologues made by (initially) five distinct voices, each of whose speech is uniquely arranged, but whose diction overlaps. As all the voices wish to dominate the others, they attempt to control the conversation by re-telling stories in different contexts, employing neologism and portmanteau, and by mis-reading… Read more »
world 1-1
“world 1-1” consists of the various tactics employed by both Craig Dodman and philip miletic to play through world 1-1 of nintendo’s classic NES title, Super Mario Bros. This is the well-known level that started it all and the game that influenced future platform games. World 1-1 may be the most basic and “easiest” of… Read more »
Natalie Lauchlan
Natalie Lauchlan is a student at the Alberta College of Art and Design, graduating from the school of Craft + Emerging Media in Spring 2014. Natalie has been exhibiting locally in Calgary in performance and installation media, and will be practicing in Iceland the Summer of 2014 as part of the Textìlsetur Island Residency in… Read more »
Daniel Toumine
Daniel Toumine (born May 13, 1989) is a Canadian multidisciplinary artist, designer, and writer. His creative productions focus on contemporary life, technology, and the internet.
There Was Warning
A poem written by embroidering upon my bed-sheet, and then ripping the sheet into pages. The book embodies the 89 days of consecutive night-terrors I was subject to during the final 89 days of an abusive relationship. The dreams ended upon leaving the relationship, but the scars and effects of the abuse are felt daily.