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Boston Review posts Manual for Remembering
When in doubt, wear lipstick. Also, carefully evaluate ventilation, cables, connectors. Work as closely as possible to the area where remembering is being performed. Apply shades evenly, keep a fresh tube of Chanel on hand. Use only double insulated gloves. Steel-toed boots. Be sure all ideas are grounded, all equipment disconnected before service. If using […]
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Talking with Mark Medley
May 6, 2014 7:00 AM ET More from Mark Medley | @itsmarkmedley Peter J. Thompson/National Post It should come as no surprise that Queyras is critical of her own work, considering that, despite her insistence that she’s “not really a critic,” she has evolved into one of the country’s loudest critical voices, with a platform […]
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Shannon Webb-Campbell on MxT
MxT by Sina Queyras By Shannon Webb-Campbell Telegraph-Journal April 25 2014 Nothing is large enough to hold grief. Even language fails to contain it. Sina Queyras proposes a formula for grieving in her latest collection MxT, or Memory x Time, what could be this year’s most devastating and enlightening Canadian poetry collection. Known as Lemon […]
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Geist: Elegy for Photographs not taken
Thrilled, as always, to find a poem of mine in Geist. They lay things out so brilliantly.
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Review at The Rumpus
Very pleased and honoured by this review from Julie Enzer over at The Rumpus, contextualizing my work in a lineage of feminist poetry that I have long respected, embraced, and nodded at, but never taken on directly as a lineage or as an identity. I should talk about that more some time–why the reticence to something […]
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CBC Interview
I had a great time talking to Sonali Karnick. You can hear the conversation on All In A Weekend’s website right here.
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Thanks Winnipeg Free Press
“Queyras remains resolutely herself, crashing her voice against attempts to escape it in her most affecting, accomplished book.” —Jonathan Ball
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Ottawa, April 26
I’ll be coming your way soon, Ottawa. Come to the poetry cabaret. Ottawa’s own Stephen Brockwell hosts an evening of stellar poetry. Old Hat is the third book of poetry and first collection of occasional poems by Governor General and Trillium Awards nominee, Rob Winger. Driven by an attempt to understand how to reorder […]
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