Over the past few months, I've conducted a series of new interviews with contributors to
The Calgary Renaissance (Chaudiere Books, October 2016), all of which can be found via links on their names (updating regularly):
Hollie Adams,
Jonathan Ball,
Braydon Beaulieu,
Christian Bök,
Louis Cabri, Natalee Caple,
Weyman Chan,
Jason Christie, Chris Ewart, Aaron Giovannone, Helen Hajnoczky,
Susan Holbrook,
Ken Hunt,
Jani Krulc,
Larissa Lai,
Naomi K. Lewis,
Nicole Markotić, Suzette Mayr,
kevin mcpherson eckhoff, Sandy Pool,
Sharanpal Ruprai, Ian Sampson,
Jordan Scott,
Nikki Sheppy, Natalie Simpson,
Emily Ursuliak, Natalie Zina Walschots,
Andrew Wedderburn, Julia Williams, Rita Wong,
Eric Zboya, and
Paul Zits, as well as with
co-editor derek beaulieu.
Edited by derek beaulieu and rob mclennan, and designed by Chaudiere co-publisher Christine McNair,
The Calgary Renaissance
highlights some of the diverse and astonishing experimental poetry and
fiction that has emerged out of the past two decades of Calgary writing.
An essential portrait of some of the most engaged and radical of
Canadian writing and writers from one of the country’s most important
literary centres.
You can order a copy directly, here.
Introduction by
derek beaulieu and
rob mclennan. Cover by Natalie Lauchlan and Nathaniel Mah.
