CultureNisga’a poet Jordan Abel on indigeneity, appropriation, and art’There is not just one single way to exist as an Indigenous person. There are multiple ways,’ says the Griffin Poetry Prize winner
BooksThe Xenotext: Creating the poetry bugAfter 11 years and $120,000 in research, Christian Bök has put words to DNA
CultureAmiel on avant-garde opera: ’I thought I would croak before that damn thing finished’As a drug trip, Einstein on the Beach would stun. As far as opera goes, our reviewer says, it’s a hoax
BooksIt’s Griffin Poetry Prize time of year againSerious cash, glamour, mystery--and great poetry--make this prize one of the world’s richest
UncategorizedDionne Brand wins the Griffin Poetry PrizeTrinidad-born Brand and Tacoma-born Gjertrud Schnackenberg each take home $75,000